Andrija Šajkaš founded FUSH Ltd., a Serbian-based clothing manufacturer specializing in customized activewear, running t-shirts, and sports jerseys. Starting from a small office, the company has grown into a business with two factories and 170 employees, emphasizing eco-conscious practices with a solar-powered facility. FUSH Ltd. now generates $284K in monthly revenue, thanks to a strategy focused on low minimum order quantities and exceptional client communication.

David Pere, a former Marine, established the largest military real estate investing community globally, transforming his life from a military career to entrepreneurship. Starting in 2008, David's journey led him to financial freedom through real estate, inspired by the book Rich Dad Poor Dad. His initial venture into blogging about real estate grew into a robust platform offering courses, a mastermind group, and extensive content. His business, Military Millionaire, now generates around $10,000 per month from memberships alone, with significant growth anticipated.

Johnny Van is the founder and owner of Finish Line Towing & Auto Repair (FLT), a business he started after leaving a corporate job. Growing up in a family involved in the automotive industry, Johnny was inspired by his father's work ethic and passion for vehicles. Despite initial reluctance to join the family business, Johnny eventually took the plunge after realizing the limitations of corporate life. His dedication to customer service and strategic business growth has led FLT to generate $5 million in annual sales, with plans to expand further in Wisconsin and Illinois.

Ashley Smith, along with his partner, co-founded Fli-Fi, a company that offers temporary internet connectivity and Wi-Fi services for events, construction sites, and other short-term needs. The business, which started in 2016, has seen substantial growth, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, Fli-Fi generates around $30K per month in revenue and continues to expand its services and market reach.

Niklas Dorn, the CEO, and co-founder of Filestage, launched a company in 2015 that provides content review and approval software for agencies and marketing teams. Filestage has grown to serve over 600 customers and 50,000 users worldwide, including major companies like Sixt, Sharp, and Publicis Health. Filestage was created to address the cumbersome feedback process in content creation by offering a platform where teams can share, comment, and approve digital content collaboratively. The company's success has been driven by a focus on customer feedback, content marketing, and a strong sales team, contributing to their $250K monthly revenue.

Karan Bhardwaj, along with co-founder Prashant Pandey, launched ExperientialEtc in 2017 to disrupt the advertising industry with innovative technologies like holograms, drone shows, and augmented reality. The company has since expanded into digital products and achieved significant revenue growth, expecting to close $3 million in FY 2023-24. ExperientialEtc offers end-to-end solutions in experiential marketing, blending digital and on-ground strategies to create unique brand experiences.

Mark Thomas founded EventBookings in 2017, aiming to create a centralized platform for event organizers to manage everything from ticketing to hosting. The platform serves multiple industries, including entertainment, sports, and academia, offering customizable ticketing solutions for both virtual and in-person events. With 25 employees, EventBookings generates $10,000 monthly and is on track to achieve $1 million in revenue, hosting over 10,000 events globally.

Dr. KeShawn L. Haynes, a chemist, founded KLH Industries, LLC, a small manufacturing company based in Atlanta, and launched ELLIE Cosmetics. The brand offers a line of vegan, cruelty-free cosmetics made from naturally sourced ingredients. Despite initial challenges, including funding difficulties and slow growth, Haynes continues to build her business through social media marketing, vendor shows, and a focus on creating high-quality products.

EDIIIE, a creative technology company co-founded by Gautam Arjun, specializes in creating innovative, interactive, and immersive experiences for global brands. Based in India, EDIIIE is recognized as the largest solution provider for AR/VR/MR and gamification needs, and is a leader in metaverse design, blockchain technologies, and NFT development. The company serves diverse industries including eCommerce, healthcare, education, and manufacturing, and has successfully delivered over 200 projects worldwide.

Entrepreneur Power Hour was a community-driven initiative founded by Bobby Housel in 2021 at the University of Michigan, aiming to revolutionize how college entrepreneurs connect and collaborate. It grew rapidly across campuses like Michigan and Stanford, bringing together over 300 student founders before shutting down in 2023.

Martin Stoimenov, co-founder and project manager at Dropshipping.com, shares the journey of building an all-in-one resource center for dropshipping businesses. The site offers various tools, directories, and educational content to help online sellers. With a focus on organic growth, the website reached 40,000 visitors in one year and generates $10,000 monthly from brand deals, affiliates, and premium subscriptions.

Elizabeth Russell is the founder of Dreamfruit, a moon-based planner and guided journal. The project, which started as a personal creative endeavor, has grown into a unique business focused on helping people connect with their imagination and respond creatively to contemporary challenges. After successfully crowdfunding her project, Elizabeth continues to expand Dreamfruit, which she describes as more of a "sacred assignment" than a traditional business.