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Ami Feller started by cleaning up job sites. That’s all they let her do. “It was the only thing ‘suitable’ for a girl,” she remembers. Until one day, staring up at a two-story roof no one wanted to climb, she took the risk. And claimed her place.

At just 18 years old, Mike Vahdat moved to the U.S. from Iran, earned dual engineering degrees, and rose through the corporate ranks. But something was missing. In 1999, he leaped, launching a construction company that built over 300 homes. Then the 2008 crash hit.

Facing rising global tariffs, nonprofits and businesses use legal barter strategies to cut costs without breaking the rules. Here are two real-world examples showing how bartering can work in your favor.

Created in 2018, the Imperial Commissary Collectors Convention (ICCC) is a sci-fi fan and collecting event built entirely by and for fans. With a mission to make collecting accessible and fun for everyone...

Vlad Khorenko didn’t arrive in America with money, connections, or a clear path. In 2014, fresh from Ukraine, he carried only his skills, his drive to serve, and a belief that hard work could still build something real.

Since its opening in March 2023, Kisser has become a standout in Nashville's culinary scene. Located at 747 Douglas Avenue in the Highland Yards development, this intimate eatery is the brainchild of chefs Brian Lea and Leina Horii, who drew inspiration from traditional Japanese kissaten

President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian imports, including a 10% tariff on energy and a 25% tariff on other goods, are shaking Nashville’s tourism-driven economy. Canadians account for nearly half of Nashville’s.....

This Saturday, April 26, from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm, women seeking purpose, community, and a chance to make real change are invited to the grand finale of Impact100’s Big Meetup series—a spring garden party celebrating collective philanthropy and sisterhood.