At a time of explosive growth in the healthcare industry, angelMD provides a marketplace that connects medical technology startups with investors, the majority of which are physicians.
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He reinvented the lightbulb by putting Wi-Fi in an LED and controlling it with an app! His Kickstarter raised $1.3 million in six days. Now he’s working on a lightbulb that will last forever.
One year after he completed grad school, Steve Hooper founded Kigo to fill the “cooked-to-order wok-fired eats” void among fast/casual restaurants.
More than $7 million in donations is nothing to sneeze at. From the land of famed glass sculptor Dale Chihuly comes GlassBaby, a votive candleholder available in 400 colors. Each color has a name and a story, many with giving partners.
In woodworking, ‘square peg’ refers to a strong connecting joint. The phrase also refers to a person who doesn’t ‘fit in.’ For Amy King, co-founder of Square Peg Construction, it’s about second chances. SPC hires and provides support for previously incarcerated adults.
When he launched his power bike company in 2007, a very young Mike Radenbaugh couldn’t possibly have known how perfect his timing was. As the popularity of biking has soared, Rad Power Bikes has innovated to accommodate and better serve its fans.
For 16 years, this reluctant superhero has been quietly making the world a better place. Now that physical and mental well-being in the workplace are trendy, ErgoFit Consulting has become hot and trendy as well, experiencing intense growth.
Coworking has evolved into a more flexible form of shared space that caters to a more varied customer. Book the kind of workspace you want for only the time you need it—whether that includes a desk or a conference table or a bar sink.
They call themselves “Future Tellers.” Studio 216, a digital production agency, enables clients to experience the unbuilt environment, building the property, airport, museum, stadium digitally before it actually exists. The future is today!
A strong business model and a sense of identity makes the execution clearer. So says Ethan Stowell, a self-taught chef and crazy-successful restaurant owner in Seattle.
The healthcare industry is exploding with technology, startups and investors; changing laws and funding options continue to complicate that growth.
A surprise audit strikes terror into the hearts of even the best prepared companies, especially those in the heavily-regulated financial and medical industries. With technology created by NASA, Lucidoc ran with the concept to create a compliance and document company that seeks to change that.
When wrangling babies, lugging hiking equipment, climbing Mt Ranier or just living life, one often feels a third hand would be most helpful.
Tapestry Associates offers services as a trusted advisor to ultra high-net worth clients in the management of their non-financial assets. Randy Gantenbein offers details.
Russ Capper sits down with Sridhar Sudarsan in front of a live audience at the Insperity event in Seattle Washington.
Since its founding five years ago, Glass Distillery has been a “Willie Wonka-esque” adventure for MacNeil’s small and exclusive team. You might say Glass Vodka is the Neiman-Marcus of spirits!
Edward Hechter, CEO of one of the Puget Sound Business Journal’s Fastest Growing Top 100 private companies, introduces an industry coming into its own, and the company that serves it.
Butch and Kay Smith Blum brought European designer wear to Seattle and built an apparel powerhouse.
If real estate agents used better technology, and if they were truly focused on their role as customer advocate, the real estate space would be a friendlier, less stressful place for homebuyers and sellers.
Cloud based systems are taking over the business world, but how do you manage the growing complexity of managing cloud based infrastructures across the enterprise?
Russ Capper visits with Jamie Fleming, co-founder and CEO of Studio 216, a visualization company focused on immersing people in real estate environments, many that do not yet exist.
