Hearpreneur
JUNE 14, 2017
I wanted to support the local community and stay in Thailand and I’ve been able to keep living abroad and traveling for the past three years. We are now based in Atlanta, but we started out on a college campus in Jamaica as a team of one: me. Thanks to Ryan O’Connor, One Tribe Apparel ! #11 Image credit: Alexis Chateau.
crowdSPRING Blog
APRIL 11, 2011
The international flavor of our community has not ceased to amaze us and our footprint has continued to spread since we launched – after our first year in business visitors came from 204 countries and spoke 136 languages. Creatives from Jamaica account for 0.016% of projects awarded. million visitors! And, where do we come from?
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Growthink Blog
AUGUST 17, 2016
And just like in business, this pursuit of Competitive Greatness - of “ Performing at your best when your best is required" - in turn forges powerful and life and community changing qualities of character, leadership, and self-belief. Winning May Not be Everything, but it is Extremely Important.
ReadWriteStart
MAY 21, 2012
We went everywhere and asked questions of anyone that would listen,” says Covington about the startup of their social community website. “We My mentee is a Jamaican entrepreneur who launched Study in Jamaica , a successful website that already ranks in the top 250 for traffic in her native county. Ask Questions.
Mike Michalowicz
MARCH 8, 2013
100% of your contribution goes directly to purchasing bed nets, distributing them, and educating communities on how to use them. The design shows various MotherTongues words from around the world, together with sayings describing community building and mindful living. The Vibes of Jamaica. It’s simple. A Cool Wall Clock!
Mike Michalowicz
NOVEMBER 30, 2016
100% of your contribution goes directly to purchasing bed nets, distributing them, and educating communities on how to use them. The design shows various MotherTongues words from around the world, together with sayings describing community building and mindful living. The Vibes of Jamaica. It’s simple. A Cool Wall Clock!
Mike Michalowicz
NOVEMBER 30, 2016
100% of your contribution goes directly to purchasing bed nets, distributing them, and educating communities on how to use them. The design shows various MotherTongues words from around the world, together with sayings describing community building and mindful living. The Vibes of Jamaica. It’s simple. A Cool Wall Clock!
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