Young Entrepreneur | Written By: Carley Dryden
Young Entrepreneur
The secretary. That's who many people walking into Enerji Fitness assume Adam Gentry is. It always gives him a chuckle. In fact, the 23-year-old is the owner and founder of the popular Tustin fitness studio, an idea that came to him while exercising in April 2010.
Two Thumbs Up | Written By: Daniel Albert
Two Thumbs Up
In recent years we've seen humanitarianism used as a marketing tool. I's easy to sell the idea of helping out others when the product is something you would have wanted anyways. Although it may seem like a current concept to some, promoting a business while helping the community isn't exactly a new concept. In fact, several companies have been employing this tactic for decades, helping their communities and building their business in the meantime.
Betting the Farm | Written By: Daniel Albert
Betting the Farm
It's no surprise that Los Alamitos brothers John and Mike Anderson ended up in the apparel industry. These third generation printers got their start at a young age when as kids, they began making custom t-shirts and fleece out of their grandfather and father's print shop for extra summer cash. During those summer years the brothers found their passion for the family business, a passion that they translated into Tankfarm Clothing back in 2003.
Business Profile: The Spotted Moth | Written By: Carley Dryden
Business Profile: The Spotted Moth
Monica Burnett began sewing classes when she was 6 years old. Soon her Barbies donned custom-made outfits and themed looks. Her younger sister, Christina, was wrangled into outfits and forced to pose for "photo shoots" at their Tustin home.
Life Imitates Art | Written By: Dan Albert
Life Imitates Art
When talking about Shane Townley's journey to becoming President/Director of lagunaart.com ,one might assume his trip began in California. However, in order to get the full story, we must go back to his beginnings as a graphic designer in New York where he had a graphic design firm for 10 years.
Making Lemons into Lemonade in Today’s Business Climate | Written By: Cheryl Scott
Making Lemons into Lemonade in Today’s Business Climate
Brad Pollak has brought the concept of marketing to new heights with a consultancy that helps people not only adjust to the economic realities of the times, but actually use them to their advantage. His message is simple: analyze the challenges brought about by current circumstances and find a way to take them on aggressively.
Movers and Shakers | Written By: Liz Biscevic & Lauren Scholz
Movers and Shakers
Orange County's fast rising Movers and Shakers
Business Profile: Blue Eyed Girl | Written By: Cheryl Scott
Business Profile: Blue Eyed Girl
Dawn McKnight started small, but today she owns and operates four upscale shops where women can find unique accessories and cutting-edge fashion.
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