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Part of the Family JB Warranties pulled out all the stops to help employees feel at home at its new HQ—swimming pond included. Cultivating Talent Professional practice lender Bankers Healthcare Group created a cohesive culture by focusing on individual growth. Leading With Values How the founder of recruitment firm Central Point Partners built a company that’s diverse, family-first, remotefriendly—and fast-growing.
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These married founders fled to Austin from Guatemala to find a home for their upstart brand. They still had miles to go.
Marc Lore – The Multitasker
Visionary, tactician, operator. Disrupter, competitor, and former track star Marc Lore has won many ways_and always with speed. Now he's building utopia in the desert and trying to revolutionize dinner. Has he discovered the secret to entrepreneurship or is his good fortune about to run out?
All Soul No Cycle
They turned spin class into a social phenomenon and a $180 million sale. Now, with Peoplehood, Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice have a new business: they want to teach the world to listen.
How to Turn Chaos Into Cash
Tip Sheet
Curastory Has 40,000 Users Who Want New Features. Zola's Co-Founder Knows How to Deliver Them
Shan-Lyn Ma, co-founder of the wedding e-commerce firm Zola, helps Tiffany Kelly, founder of the adtech company Curastory, navigate the highs and lows of running a fast-growing tech startup.
Early Adopters
Hindsight
Company of the Year – Peak Patagonia
Yvon Chouinard built an empire for the good of the planet. But to ensure Patagonia's purpose in perpetuity, he needed one final, unprecedented move. The inside story of the mic drop heard round the world.
How I Got the Idea – A Little Spit and Polish
Imagine walking into a dentist's office and seeing a broken chair in the waiting room with a handwritten sign that reads, "Don't Sit Here." Not once, but twice. That's the gloomy experience that inspired Doug Hudson, 54, to give the dental industry what he saw as a long-overdue cleaning.
Barbara Corcoran
She's been an icon of entrepreneurship for decades-first as a New York City real estate maven and then as a Shark. But even at 73, she still leans on some early lessons learned.
