In 2015, Corey Duckett came up with the idea of Mechanics for Vets. He worked out of his garage for 2 years helping his friends and then decided in 2017 he wanted to go mainstream with the idea, and in 2018 filed the necessary paperwork. Mechanics for Vets is a nonprofit mechanic shop out of […]
Mecánica para veterinarios, Sioux City Lee mas "
Staci Ackerson, a United States Navy Desert Storm veteran, acquired Shankland Insurance in 2012. Staci wanted to expand her business and her husband, Stacy, a retired contractor, knew that Charles City had loads of untapped potential. With Stacy’s vision of rehabilitating the historic Charles City Western Railroad depot in mind, Staci reached out to the
Staci Ackerson: Emprendedor del año Neal Smith 2019 Lee mas "
In recognition of National Veterans Small Business Week, we interviewed Todd Rausch, to ask him about his experience as a veteran working for America’s SBDC Iowa. Todd is the Regional Director for the Western Iowa Tech SBDC. “What inspired you to serve in the military and what exactly did you do/achieve over the course of
Director destacado: Todd Rausch, asesor veterano de SBDC Lee mas "
“In June of 2018 after years of personal development and self-searching, we received a download to create a space we wished would have existed when we began our journeys to self-mastery. A space to collectively share, co-create, and integrate experiences and opportunities for transformation. Our mission is fueled by the knowledge and awareness that humans have access to unseen powers of creation and to support each other
Espacio interior, Des Moines Lee mas "
Los servicios de limpieza Two Girls One Bucket fueron iniciados en marzo de 2019 por los propietarios Kayla Stines y Coral Toben. Son un servicio itinerante de limpieza de hogares y oficinas que recorre todo el noroeste de Iowa. Brindan una limpieza profunda regular y, además, pueden brindar atención a las mascotas. Actualmente cuentan con dos equipos, compuestos por dos empleados cada uno.
Dos niñas, un cubo, Correctionville Lee mas "
Sioux City Sprinkler was established in 1977. In 2006 Tori and Brad Jackson purchased the business. They install and repair lawn sprinkler systems for commercial and residential customers. Some of the sprinklers they repair are the original sprinklers dating to 1977 when the business first opened. Their main focus as a business is for it
Aspersor de Sioux City, Sioux City Lee mas "
Siouxland Magazine was started in 2007. At the end of 2018, Becca Feauto and Stacie Anderson purchased Siouxland Magazine. They saw this as an opportunity to reach out to the community and start real, meaningful conversations. This makes them unique from other businesses in the area. They get together with a diverse group of community
Revista Siouxland, Sioux City Lee mas "
Mark and Cheri Petersen opened Underwater Solutions LLC in 2013 with their son-in-law. Located around the Iowa Great Lakes, they had noticed a change in aquatic vegetation and saw a need for removal even though it wasn’t recognized. They offer lake front weed removal, dive services, shoreline clean up, ice recovery for snowmobiles, Zebra Mussel
Soluciones submarinas, Spirit Lake Lee mas "
When a new YMCA was being built in Council Bluffs it meant one thing to Brooke Hubbard. A huge empty building in the heart of Downtown. In May of 2018, Brooke opened The Hub, which included not one, but four vital businesses that attract many different demographics to one location. They would not only patronize
El Centro, Council Bluffs Lee mas "
Clayton Mooney, Danen Pool, and Mahmoud Parto, owners of Nebullam Inc., have been invested in changing the way we farm indoors since 2016. As a team comprised of longtime friends and college alumni, they have bonded together in order to launch not just an indoor farm, but also a revolutionary tech start-up. Modern indoor farming
