From Broken Home To Viral Music Sensation- Learn How Rajan Gahunia Is Building A Music Empire
Rajan Gahunia, 22, went viral with his Raptors anthem Northside Since 95, opened for Drake and is now building a music empire.
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Rajan Gahunia, 22, went viral with his Raptors anthem Northside Since 95, opened for Drake and is now building a music empire.
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Matthew Edgar, web consultant at Elementive and author of Elements of a Successful Website, helps small businesses and nonprofits use data analytics.
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Kevin Hough and his family from Pittsburgh started Liberty Pole Spirits, a craft whiskey business rooted in the history of the Whiskey Rebellion.
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UCLA grads Tim Yu and Susie Kim, CEO and Chief Creative Officer of Pluto Money, are re-imagining personal finance for the Snapchat generation.
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Jules Schroeder, founder of Unconventional Life and one of Inc Magazine's top female entrepreneurs of 2017, empowers millennials to design their own lives.
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Paul Amelio, co-founder, inventor and chairman of N2 Global Solutions in New York City, is building a wireless Super Grid to make existing buildings smarter.
Iowa mom and blogger Emmy Kissinger shares how she built a business around helping women heal from early motherhood trauma through her blog and ebooks.
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Rhett Grametbauer traveled 25,000 miles in a 1967 VW Bus to every NFL stadium for his documentary and book, and started the site Foam Finger Nation.
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