Archive - Nu Business

Funding Stories: Lighthouse BK

Naama Tamir of Lighthouse BK shares how to make your biz a little more sustainable with a little bit of help from NuMarket

Apr 11 •

A Case Study: Cheetos, Tampons and Caviar at EBO & CO Grocery

How East Boston Oysters became EBO & CO Grocery, a NuMarket community favorite and neighborhood grocery staple.

Apr 5 •

A Case Study: Bluefin Raw Bar

From Raw to Real: Opening a 2nd location with community support

Apr 3 •

April Tools: Webinars You Probably Won't Regret Joining

We're hosting webinars you can grab some knowledge from and maybe a new industry friend.

Apr 2 •

March 2024

Vol 9: Yes, you can sell your business.

Chat Joglekar, Founder of Baton shows us how real small businesses can make real money by selling, when they're ready.

Mar 29 •

Vol 8: Being a Better Leader in the Kitchen, with Irene Li

Irene Li, Owner of Mei Mei and Prepshift tells us how she's turned Open Book Management into a (James Beard Award) winning strategy for leadership.

Mar 22 •

Vol 7: Heart, Seoul: Matching Your Idea to Opportunity

Edlin Choi, the owner of Heart & Seoul Food Co. tells us how he matched his passion with an opportunity to bring Korean bone broth to life.

Mar 11 •

February 2024

Vol 6: CPG Can be Profitable, Right?

We talk to a CPG expert on how to design your business for profitability and sustainability, not just for the big fundraise.

Feb 29 •

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Empowering Bakeries and Cafes to Grow with Their Communities

How NuMarket campaigns let each Café & Bakery's unique vision shine

Feb 22 •

VOL 5. Winter is Bad & What We Can Do About It

This isn't a climate change post, but it is about changing the restaurant climate.

Feb 19 •

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A Guide to Financing Restaurant Equipment by NuMarket

In the realm of food and bev entrepreneurship, securing the necessary equipment for your brick-and-mortar restaurant is a critical step toward success…

Feb 1 •

January 2024

Vol 4: Offering a 401(k) to Your Restaurant Staff

(Yes, restaurants). We caught up with entrepreneur/investor Jason Young to talk small business and quickly found ourselves in unfamiliar territory…

Jan 18 •

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