Do What You Love is a new series that showcases the entrepreneurs behind emerging companies. In this edition, we sat down with Andrew Frankel, the founder of Lambda—here’s what he shared: Companies are always looking for flexible developers, especially startups not ready to hire full-time ones. So we built Lambda to connect startups with developers […]

Accounting mistakes can impede the growth of your small business and put it on shaky ground. Unfortunately, mistakes are all too common, especially for new or young businesses. In this roundup, five accounting experts from the FreshBooks Accountant Network share the most common accounting mistakes they see from small business owners. They also provide insight […]

Why do you get up in the morning? If you asked 100 different people, you would get 100 different answers. For me, it’s about digging deeper, always being a student, and always trying to learn new and exciting skills. I get up every morning to innovate, influence, and impact by getting to the core value […]

The holiday season is just days away from kicking off (Halloween is next week!), and your inbox will likely soon be filled to the brim with invitations. From extravagant events to calmer get-togethers, we asked The Muse cofounder and CEO Kathryn Minshew, Swill cofounder Andrew Young, and Pricing Engine‘s Jon Chang to share their best […]

Do What You Love is a new series that showcases the entrepreneurs behind emerging companies. In this edition, we sat down with Ranjan Roy, the cofounder of Informerly — here’s what he shared: I’ve always been interested in the flow of information. How you take it in, and distribute it to others. When I was younger, I traveled […]

Do What You Love is a new series that showcases the entrepreneurs behind emerging companies. For this edition, we sat down with David Joo, co-founder and co-CEO of math-based online learning program KnowRe. KnowRe, which started out as an offline math academy in Korea in 2008, recently won a $100,000 prize at the Global Case Startup competition. […]

In my work with new and growing businesses, a common area where people rush to spend is on PR: hiring a PR firm or publicist to get media coverage in order to draw attention, create buzz, generate audience, and impress investors. But before you drop upwards of $5k/month on an established firm, it’s important to […]

Do What You Love is a new series that showcases the entrepreneurs behind emerging companies. For our second edition, we sat down with Erik Martin, the general manager of Reddit — here’s what he shared: Out of college I worked in the music industry. From starting a new label to working for a bunch of […]