Chris speaks with Eugene Onishkevich owner of Green Point Juicery with locations in Verona, Morristown and coming soon (September 2019) to Maplewood. Green Point Juicery opened its doors in the summer of 2015 in Verona. They had two goals in mind: 1) bringing the purest, tastiest, and most affordable cold pressed juices to the community, and 2) committing to sustainable business practices. It is recognized as a sustainable business by the New Jersey Small Business Development Centers (NJSBDC) for its use of biodegradable products, use of seasonal local produce and its composting initiative.
Creating Content, Building Businesses and Being Unemployable with Jonny Nastor
Jonny Nastor, host of Hack the Entrepreneur, shares why he's unemployable and how to build an audience and different businesses.
The Building of a Brand with Maggie Ranmu Xue
Maggie Ranmu Xue, founder and CEO of Us Two Tea, shares her thoughts on money, start ups, and launching a tea company.
Rosie Cleans | Modernizing the Home Cleaning Business
Andy chats with Cecilia Oliva-Gilbreath, co-owner of Rosie Cleans, to find out how the company is using technology to modernize the business of cleaning homes. From using technology to book appointments to 50 point checklists, Rosie Cleans aims to make the process convenient and consistent.
Investing in the Upside Down
“If we’re both going crazy, then we’ll go crazy together, right?” — Mike, Stranger Things
In today's world, it feels like we are all going crazy when you deal with the upside down world of negative interest rates. While negative rates haven't landed in the US yet, the 30-year Treasury rate fell below 2% for the first time ever. It is likely inevitable that we will have to deal with the situation in the not too distant future. So what is life like in the upside down?
The Evolution of a Mission Venture Capitalist with Joel Solomon
Joel Solomon, founding partner of Renewal Funds and co-author of The Clean Money Revolution, talks about his changing relationship with money and how we can use our money for the greater good.