Before owning his PrideStaff franchise in Northwest Cincinnati, John Gemrich had always wanted to be an entrepreneur. His past careers in restaurant management and financial services created a solid foundation of skills that he could apply to his own business. As Gemrich approached his 50th birthday, he knew the time had come to fulfill his dream of owning a business. By Kelsi Trinidad
Steve Smeal once worked as a corporate executive, but he admits he was always an entrepreneur at heart. “Even during my corporate years, I owned side businesses,” Smeal said. “In 2019, I transitioned fully into entrepreneurship and currently own several other companies that operate passively.” By Jessica Petrucelli
Natali Pupovac-Peters, the newly appointed head of global operations at Naturals2Go, the largest healthy vending company in the U.S., didn’t expect to be where she is now. By Lizzy Yeserski
Building your own successful business is demanding and challenging. It’s easy to get off-track and unmotivated. But as an entrepreneur, staying motivated throughout the journey is critical! By Jack Monson
There are many types of writers and many genres as well. Fiction, nonfiction, biographical, educational, technical, etc. In my opinion, however, the most difficult genre of writing is that of science fiction. Why is that? Well, the writer must write about things that don’t exist. By Alesia Visconti