Innovation
Making the shift to consumer packaged goods: one restaurant’s resilient pivot
Cantina Royal transformed from a beloved Brooklyn restaurant into an international hot sauce brand. This pivot to consumer packaged goods (CPG) illustrates the adaptability and resilience founders like Julio Mora and Diana Beshara have applied to turn obstacles into opportunities.
Inherently queer: why entrepreneurs should keep doing what they’re told not to
From the first brick thrown at Stonewall to today's activism around the world, queer people challenge norms and create change, and that includes entrepreneurship.
Small encounters to meaningful collaborations in tech
Meaningful collaborations in tech often begin with small, authentic encounters. Events like TechBBQ commit themselves to nurturing the very conversations that spark inclusivity and innovation.
Innovating when challenges strike unexpectedly
When unexpected challenges hit, the most resilient entrepreneurs aren't just prepared—they adapt. Discover how to innovate, redefine success and embrace uncertainty when challenges strike unexpectedly.
How founders can avoid becoming Hansel and Gretel in the AI forest
Founders face both incredible opportunities and hidden risks in AI technology. This article explores how entrepreneurs can harness AI effectively while avoiding legal pitfalls and intellectual property theft.
Nothing matters without customers
No matter how great your product or service is, it doesn’t matter without customers. This article dives into why entrepreneurs should prioritize customer acquisition to ensure long-term success.
I woke up a B Corp and other world-changing views
Redbrick’s B Corp Certification has propelled Digital Entrepreneur into a future where balancing profit and impact is not just a goal, but a tangible reality. Get the details on this and others working to drive meaningful change in this article.
What and how: the double helix of impact to boost innovation
Social impact in business benefits more than people and the planet. Studies have shown that companies that prioritize sustainability and diversity also reap the rewards of innovation and profitability.
Be them, with them, about them
Business innovation can be a circuitous path. The “be them, with them, about them,” innovation framework offers simple steps to having conversations with customers and their support system, helping entrepreneurs gain a deep understanding of their ideal audience.
Considerations for new business founders living with a disability
Entrepreneurship offers a promising path for people with a disability, but this personalized path to wellbeing and financial independence still has its consideration and challenges.
Developing products that satisfy market demand
There’s often a gap between what a customer needs and what they’re willing to pay for. Developing products that truly satisfy market demand starts with understanding product-market fit.