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Art Meets Ambition: How One Artist Turned Passion Into a Global Business

From selling prints made at Kinko’s to global art exhibitions and collaborations with major brands like New Balance and Netflix, Chicago-based artist Louis de Guzman shares the leap-of-faith decisions and business tools that helped transform his creative vision into a thriving enterprise

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When disaster strikes, what do successful founders do?

A few years ago, Ariela Safira’s Zeera was set to launch a brick-and-mortar mental health concept in New York. The opening month was set to be April 2020. As you might’ve guessed, things didn’t go as planned. Still, Ariela led her company through the hardships, a rebrand, and an acquisition. It’s something of a storybook ending for a founder. But how did Ariela cope with the challenges? And how did she take care of herself along the way? On this Founder Group Chat, Inc.’s Graham Winfrey continues his conversation with three founders. Fany Gerson, founder of Mexican ice cream and sweets brand La Newyorkina Sarah LaFleur, CEO of women’s clothing company M.M. LaFleur Ariela Safira, founder of recently acquired mental health startup Zeera Watch and listen to hear how they’ve successfully thrived and grown through adversity, plus how they look after their mental health along the way.

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27 мин.
7 НОЯБ.

How to scale the right way

As a founder, trying to scale your business can feel like walking on a knife’s edge. Go too fast or too early, you’ll fall off. Move too slowly and you’ll get left behind. Every Friday on The Business Model, we’re hosting a Founder Group Chat. Each episode will feature a candid, in-depth conversation about one of the many pressing topics entrepreneurs are facing. On this first group chat, our topic is scaling. Specifically, how do you scale in the right way? Three founders from very different industries share lessons on scaling that can apply across business. Our roundtable is: Fany Gerson, founder of Mexican ice cream and sweets brand La Newyorkina Sarah LaFleur, CEO of women’s clothing company M.M. LaFleur Ariela Safira, founder of recently acquired mental health startup Zeera Graham Winfrey, deputy digital editor for Inc.

7 нояб.

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Keeping up with the times

In this episode, Inc. staff reporter Ali Donaldson sits down with Abel Horvath, the founder of Fulfillment Hub USA, which is ranked No. 2,880 on 2025 Inc. 5000 list. Fulfillment Hub USA is a fulfillment services provider offering warehousing solutions, transport services, and more. Abel discusses the biggest challenges facing the logistics industry and what he attributes the company’s growth to: truly meeting the client’s needs.

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3 НОЯБ.

Circling Back: Private Clubs Keep Popping Up—and Savvy Founders Are Using Them to Launch Their Companies

The top 10 percent of earners account for half of consumer spending. To target those big spenders, brands are meeting them where they are: behind closed doors. Host Chloe Aiello talks with Inc. staff reporter Ali Donaldson about why brands are trying to get their products -- not on the shelves of major retailers, like Walmart, Target, or REI -- but behind the closed doors of private, members-only clubs. This means, putting products in the bars, restaurants, and gift shops of places that people have to pay tens, even hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, just to walk into.

3 нояб.

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34 мин.
4 НОЯБ.

How Invisible Technologies Competes to Win in AI

Invisible Technologies has quietly become one of the most influential players in artificial intelligence—training 80 percent of the world’s large language models, raising $100 million in funding, and earning the No. 152 spot on the Inc. 5000. In this session, founder and CEO shares the bold strategy behind the company’s rapid ascent and his perspective on what’s next for AI, automation, and the businesses poised to lead the next wave of innovation.

4 нояб.

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13 МАЯ

American-Made Electrification, With RJ Scaringe of Rivian

Before Teslas started popping off the line in 2011, few EVs were on roads. Recently, the terrain has become far more crowded. Teslas aren’t sharing the road just with major automotive companies that make their own EVs, but with smaller operators that are gaining ground as well. Christine reminded me of a new company called Slate, led by Chris Barman, who, like Diana, clocks in at 5 feet, 2 inches. But unlike Diana, Barman is a car industry veteran—and one to watch. And then there’s Rivian, the Irvine, California, electric vehicle maker that’s ascended in America’s consciousness—particularly in the wake of Tesla owner Elon Musk’s efforts at the Department of Government Efficiency to dismantle the federal government. Amid the Tesla takedown—which is seeing some Tesla owners reportedly trading them in for Rivians—the latter car company is having a moment. Still, electric vehicles are expensive. And the lack of an affordable option for consumers has been the key barrier to the proliferation of EVs. “The biggest limiting factor today is lack of choice,” R.J. Scaringe, Rivian’s founder and CEO, told Diana on the latest episode of From the Ground Up. But that’s starting to change. Scaringe says his electric car company is gearing up for the launch of not just one but two new EV models, the R2 and the R3. (And yes, dependably, Diana made an R2D2 joke.) He also mentioned the about-face among suppliers. Rather than being laughed out of meetings—which he says actually happened early on with investors—Scaringe, today, says he’s able to negotiate better terms with suppliers. And with that, Scaringe says he’s able to bring the R2 to market with a price tag of $45,000. The R3 should be even less expensive. The jury is still out about how tariffs will affect Rivian and its broader industry. For the time being, at least, the sun appears to be shining on at least one EV carmaker. Additional research and information:To read more Inc. coverage about Rivian:Is Rivian Going Big on AI? A New Board Member Suggests Ambitious Plans Rivian-Backed Startup Raises $105M to Launch Affordable Micro Vehicles Rivian to Introduce Hands-Free Driving System This Year Visit Rivian Automotive

13 мая

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27 ОКТ.

The New Creative Frontier: Navigating The Creator Economy

In this segment, we have another panel from our live event at this year’s Inc Founders House in Philadelphia. Editorial director Bonny Ghosh hosted a conversation about "The New Creative Frontier: Navigating the Creator Economy." She was joined by Matt Quinn, frontman and songwriter of the indie rock band Mt. Joy, and Dave Silver, co-founder and CEO of the marketing agency REC Philly. They explained how to sustain a fan base after a viral moment, how Rec Philly’s strategies enable companies, brands, and clients to connect with Gen Z and millennial audiences, and how Mt. Joy adjusted its content creation approach across all social platforms.

27 окт.

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2 ОКТ.

Business Beyond Pro Sports with Stephon Marbury & Cam Jurgens

As the summer comes to a close, we have a collection of panels from this year's Inc Founders House in Philadelphia dedicated to our fall schedule. In this segment, deputy digital editor Graham Winfrey talks to Philadelphia Eagles center Cam Jurgens, founder of the beef jerky company Beef Jurgey, and former NBA All-Star Stephon Marbury, who is the chief brand officer of the smart sunglasses company Chamelo Eyewear. Cam spoke about how he grew the jerky business, while Graham asked Stephon about his first business venture, the affordable Starbury sneakers. They both compare how their preparation and the obstacles they have overcome in their professional sports careers help them run their businesses.

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9 ЯНВ.

Glenfiddich presents the inaugural Legacy Award to Smarsh - FROM INC. STUDIO AND GLENFIDDICH

This is a special segment in collaboration with our partner at Glenfiddich Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Inc. Editor-in-Chief Mike Hoffman spoke with Smarsh Founder Stephen Marsh about his remarkable journey, the legacy he has built, and the honor of being the first recipient of the inaugural Legacy Award presented by Glenfiddich at this year's Inc. 5000 gala.

9 янв.

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