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These immigrant entrepreneurs are bringing new and underrepresented ethnic cuisine to New York City by employing resettled refugees who cook up “food without borders.”

Inspiring entrepreneur Maria Rios taught herself English, put herself through college and opened her own successful waste business.

There are 3 million wounded veterans in America and one entrepreneur is determined to make their lives better. For more information, visit: freeenterprise.com/how-one-vet-is-turning-combat-soldiers-into-artists-and-building-a-business

Find out how one combat-disabled military veteran is helping fellow wounded warriors transition from the battlefield to the working world - and, in Jerry Majetich's case, Wall Street.

Professional bakers Christina Ha and Emilie Legrand are on a mission to save stray cats. So much so, in fact, that the feline-adoring social entrepreneurs co-founded a unique small business in Lower Manhattan dedicated to helping homeless kitties find forever homes.

As a clean, renewable alternative to dirty kerosene lamps and diesel generators, Jessica O. Matthews, founder of Uncharted Play, invented a groundbreaking energy harnessing and generating soccer ball.

Dion Drew was seriously considering returning to the drug trade - a life that had landed him in prison for years. After his release, Greyston Bakery gave him a second chance through its revolutionary open-hiring model.

Kids walk into Zaniac and it looks like an Apple store, but it’s an Apple store where they can get their hands dirty while learning and having fun.

Chris Nolte, founder of Brooklyn-based Propel Bikes, returned home from the Iraq war with a painful combat wound. The injury kept him from pursuing his lifelong passion - riding bikes. He later found that he could ride pain-free again thanks to electric-assist bike technology.

In his early college days, Ralphy Dominguez ran one of the largest drug rings in New England, making over a million dollars a year. Now, after prison, he’s reinvented himself as an entrepreneur at the helm of New York City-based leather goods maker Pen & Pistol, which produces accessories like wallets with a minimalist aesthetic.

The loyal pups of The Seeing Eye Dog, Inc. are more than just man’s best friend. For visually impaired individuals like Ginger Kutsch, they’re hard-working heroes that help restore their freedom and autonomy with every careful step.

Refoundry helps former inmates gain the necessary skills to launch, sustain, and grow their own businesses. In this video, we speak to founder Tommy Safian, and take a deep dive into the stories of Refoundry entrepreneurs James L. Eleby, founder of Eleby Designs, and Gene Manigo, founder of Kambui Custom Craft.

Naomi Whittle is the founder of Reserveage Nutrition, a vitamin and nutrition supplement company that is merging social impact and health to make a difference.

Award-winning journalist Soledad O’Brien is already one of America’s most recognizable on-air reporters, and now she’s approaching media mogul status. To hear how she started her business and advice for entrepreneurs, please visit www.freeenterprise.com/soledad-obrien-advice/

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Interview With Black AIDS Institute Founder Phil Wilson

Interview With Black AIDS Institute Founder Phil Wilson

Interview With Collective Soul Singer Ed Roland

Interview With Collective Soul Singer Ed Roland

Interview With Collective Soul Singer Ed Roland

Interview With Black AIDS Institute Founder Phil Wilson