One of the most rewarding things about getting to know so many entrepreneurs is seeing first-hand how many of them are focused on so much more than just financial results. So many of the folks we connect with are focused on having a positive social impact on their community or the world at large. Check out some of these amazing folks below.

Grace Slaven

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but what else is it worth? Pictures can be priceless. They preserve emotions, experiences, and memories. They become time capsules for loved ones lost and homes left behind. They are the tangible fragments of neural firings in the brain. Photos preserve the human experience. Read More>>

Areina Naranjo

My business, Orange Moon Massage & Holistic Healing, provides my community and world around me with space and support to gain new self-awareness and lead to self-development and improvement that changes the quality of their lives and all the people in their outer world.  Read More>>

Geoffrey Keating

First of all, good design matters. Beauty matters. I think making beautiful things by traditional methods is a radical act in a throw away culture. We live in a world that often ugly. This is why people take vacations to Europe. When you encounter a beautiful space, a well-made object, it’s inspiring. It lifts you up. It makes your life better to sit a table made of real wood. To gather there and share a meal. Read More>>

Ryan “Rico” Wallace

At William Oliver’s, we’ve always believed in the power of community. From day one, we’ve made it our mission to support local businesses. That’s why all our non-whiskey spirits, beer, and wine come from Colorado companies. But our commitment doesn’t stop there. We’re actively involved in our community through initiatives like supporting a different local charity each month, and participating in adopt-a-street and adopt-a-trail programs. It’s about giving back and making a positive impact where we live and serve. Read More>>