Information for local and regional entrepreneurs, provided by the Burton D. Morgan Foundation:
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Natalia GarciaIn this installment of "Making It," engineer Ken Burns shares the story of how he started TinyCircuits in Akron. TinyCircuits makes tiny electronic products — from a tiny processor, to a tiny screen, or even a tiny TV. -
Ygal Kaufman/Ideastream Public MediaIn this installment of Making It, learn about Absolute Intense Wrestling, a Cleveland-based, independent wrestling organization that produces live wrestling events across Northeast Ohio and runs a wrestling training school.
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Peaceful Fruits founder Evan Delahanty focuses on providing support for his employees, even while at a distance. -
Coffee Coffee Coffee has relied on community bonds during its temporary closure. -
With her shop closed and summer art shows cancelled, April Couch has had to adapt to making virtual connections. -
As the pandemic has shuttered business, salon owner Monica Slayton of CarloMoni faces challenging questions. -
Cleveland Menu is utilizing resources in a different way after losing demand from its culinary customers. -
Everarbor misses the coffee and beer waste from Cleveland businesses. It’s part of the company’s recipe for success. -
Anne Harrill, owner and head designer of Océanne, finds unity through art in her community. -
We just take it one day at a time, because, as we’ve seen, each week has changed. -
Matthew Mytro's businesses, Flour Pasta Co. & Flour Restaurant, feel the love from community support. -
I don’t have a lot of overhead that I have to keep up with. I just have to take a wait-and-see approach. -
We checked back in on Sweet Peach Designs to see how they're doing since the outbreak of coronavirus. -
Since the pandemic started, the walk-in traffic in Little Italy, where the shop is, had dwindled to near nothing.
