By Christopher Carfi It's time for an in-depth look at the second step of GoDaddy's Entrepreneur Journey. You've navigated through the Dream It phase, and now it's time for action... read more →
Establish your business name online By Stacey Hartman For entrepreneurs just starting out, advice will come from everywhere. There are often conflicting options and information coming at you, from how... read more →
By Allie Rohlfs SBDC incubator company Atlas Alpha Inc. is “kinda like TripAdvisor, but for board games.” Trent Ellingsen is the founder and CEO of Atlas Alpha Inc., a database... read more →
By Christopher Carfi GoDaddy presented the Entrepreneur’s Journey in this blog post. Now, it’s time to take an in-depth look at the four stages of the journey, starting with the... read more →
Katerina Axelsson has made a name for herself as a female entrepreneur as the CEO and co-founder of Tastry, an artificial intelligence company that uses data to predict a consumer’s... read more →
By Allie Rohlfs The human brain and body have a heavy workload day in and day out. The brain processes every tiny detail, from sitting up straight to the temperature... read more →
By Christopher Carfi Successful entrepreneurs show plenty of self-motivation, passion and willingness to work hard. Although the journey of an entrepreneur is often individualistic, others worldwide share the same steps. ... read more →
Business Spotlight: WellBean Bar By Allie Rohlfs Last June, Patty Czach and Caroline Israel decided it was time to create a whole-food snack bar using ingredients that promote longevity and... read more →
By Allie Rohlfs https://vimeo.com/332509920/bd5661aefd Six of San Luis Obispo's most innovative technology startups competed on April 18th at the second annual Central California Angel Conference to win a $100,000 angel... read more →
By Allie Rohlfs It all started with two brothers and some mushrooms. Shawn and Justin Dunn didn’t necessarily see themselves starting a business; the two have always enjoyed foraging and... read more →