Devenport Consulting, LLC
Dan Devenport (Photo by Jonathan Smith) Devenport Consulting, LLC It is about as “niche-y” as a niche market can get,
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Ethan & Hannah Germscheid, TOV Chiropractic
1 on 1 tells the stories of entrepreneurs and mentors working together to achieve success in our community. Ethan &
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Wes Gilbert
Photo: Jonathan Smith Wes Gilbert, Mankato Computer Technology Information technology, or IT as it is commonly known, is not what
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Chris Willaert Insurance Agency
Photo: Jonathan Smith Chris Willaert Insurance Agency He’s taken a few detours along the way, but Chris Willaert knows all
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Flexibility4All
Photo: Jonathan Smith Flexibility4All Theresa Sedivy knows her strengths and weaknesses. A trained educator with several certifications and licensures attached
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Aqualogical Resources
Photo by Kris Kathmann Aqua Man Seth Yokum takes care of business, by taking care of the environment. Seth Yocum
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Local Hemp Farmers Take the Lead
Matt Little has some definite plans for an uncertain industry. Along with partners Garth Carson, an entrepreneur and business owner, and Mike Drummer of Mankato, Little is creating a vertically integrated hemp business that strives to, as he puts it, “take our crop from seed to soil to products.” But with an industry that is fighting 80 years of a marijuana hangover, of sorts, they’re literally starting from the ground up. “Right now, if anybody tells you they have it figured out, they’re lying,” Little says.
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Maggie Knier, 2True Headbands
Even though she has not yet graduated college, Minnesota State University, Mankato student Maggie Knier is a veteran business owner. She started 2True Headbands when she was just 14 years old. Now a junior in college she has had some success in online sales of her headbands. But, with college graduation looming, she feels ready to take the next step. “I’ve had a desire to make it big and be successful since I was young, but always felt like it was unachievable from my current position. I would dream these big dreams, but then just wait for them to happen on their own instead of making them happen.” says Maggie Knier.
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