We asked the community what factors they felt were responsible for their success and we’ve highlighted some of those responses below.

Paul Behar | National Weightlifting Coach & CEO of Team Omnia

The most important factor behind the success of our brand is the deep belief that what we do is genuinely good for the world. We provide kids with an outlet to express themselves and grow their strengths, creating a nurturing space where they can fit in and make friends. I’m passionate about inspiring them to embrace a healthy lifestyle from a young age, which I believe sets the foundation for their future success. It’s this heartfelt care for their well-being that drives our mission, and I’ve seen firsthand how that commitment not only benefits these young athletes but also leads to our own success as a brand. Read more>>

Gold Porter | CEO of Riveter Consulting Group

The most important factor behind the success of Riveter Consulting has been our unwavering commitment to understanding and catering to the unique needs of ultra-high-net-worth families and individuals. A key part of our approach is the belief that there’s always enough business to go around, and success is built on collaboration rather than competition. By working with other agencies and specialists in the industry, we can offer our clients the very best, drawing on the expertise of those who may have better options for specific needs. Read more>>

Robert Childers | Race Director

Continuous improvement and cost control. We organize endurance events (triathlons and runs) and always strive to improve every race. That is what makes our events better than others and keeps customers coming back for more. However, that is only 1 side of the coin. The other is keeping expenses under control. I sold the business 10 years ago and the buyers only did the first part. They put on fine events, but overloaded the company with overhead and other expenses and went out of business. So, I’m back! Read more>>

Roberta Perry | Founder/Owner of ScrubzBody Skin Care Products

Back in 2006, I was lucky enough to create a sugar scrub that transformed my skin and when my late sister, Michelle, suggested we package it up and sell the jars, we did. We started selling at holiday boutiques, craft fairs, and women’s expos, but then I dreamed big of wholesaling our scrub to stores around the country. Read more>>