Framebridge: Susan Tynan

Loren Castle started baking cookies after surviving cancer in her early twenties. Five years later, Sweet Loren’s refrigerated cookie dough was generating just $350,000 a year. But instead of giving up, she listened to customers, and reinvented the dough without gluten, dairy, eg ...  Show more

Today’s callers: Lindzi from Chicago wants to expand her gourmet marshmallow brand into retail without cannibalizing her high-margin DTC sales. Then, Vivi from Hawaii considers how to best tell her sustainable swimwear brand’s story to a digital audience. And Aly from Los Angeles ...  Show more

Framebridge CEO Susan Tynan talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about starting and running the online framing startup. In this episode: (00:56) Tynan's background at the White House and LivingSocial; (03:53) What happened to LivingSocial; (06:53) Why Tynan started Framebridge; (10:1 ...  Show more

Starting a business is never easy, but in the last few years there’s been more than usual to deal with. Many would assume it's not been a great time to start trading but we speak to three business owners who did just that. Tina Kayoma is the co-founder of Project of Japan in Kyot ...  Show more

A three-dollar paintbrush, a six-figure course launch, and a corporate gut punch - welcome to beginning years that forged Jamie's resilience.In this episode of The Jamie Sea Show, she rewinds to a decade ago - inventing a viral balayage technique, turning it into nationwid ...

Ever wondered how you build a business from scratch?

Seven years ago Brittney Saunders started a business in her garage.

Today it’s grown to an 8-figure empire with almost 60 employees, four retail shops and a booming online store. 

Big Business is a brand ...