Topic: Entrepreneurs
Aardvark Mobile Health
The Conshohocken-based business is fighting the spread of Covid-19 by meeting people where they are
By Courtney DuChene
It’s the Capital, Stupid!
Della Clark, CEO of The Enterprise Center, has become the city’s chief evangelist for a recovery that invests in Black and brown entrepreneurs
By Larry Platt
Dropps
A $10 million investment this year has helped make the eco-friendly local laundry pod business the city’s fastest growing company. The secret? Eliminating the stupid.
By Courtney DuChene
Kyree Holmes
The Philly native launched Onyx Valley as a way to open doors—and make a dent in eradicating tech’s pipeline woes
By Jessica Blatt Press
Tiffany Yau
The Penn alum launched Fulphil to inspire college students to start social impact businesses—and to stay in Philly
By James Meadows
Rethink Staffing
A Bryn Mawr entrepreneur plans to offer a living wage, with benefits, for workers at his new call-in center in Kensington. That doesn’t make him a do-gooder
By Jane M. Von Bergen
The Revolution Must be Financed
Sundial brands built a $700 million company on the strength of its “community commerce” model. The company’s chief community officer will talk about spreading its success around the globe at next week's Citizen event
By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy
The Beast
La Colombe’s Todd Carmichael has become one of the nation’s most politically outspoken CEOs. A visit inside his world reveals he’s just getting started
By Larry Platt
Judy Wicks’ Not-Shark Tank
The legendary Philly restaurateur and activist has coralled her baby boomer friends to help new entrepreneurs get ahead. It’s her way of creating the city she wants to live in
By Roxanne Patel Shepelavy
Partners on the Path
Who cares for the caregiver? A local company supplies the answer.
By Quinn O'Callaghan