Lori Bergamotto leads the “Boost Your Business” series to mark National Small Business Week. Working with select partners, she boosts small businesses. She tailors strategies for them. Her goal? To help them enter the market, adapt, and grow sustainably.

During the event, four companies stood out: Bonita Fierce Candles, KIN Apparel, Solgaard, and Blondery. Each offered something unique. Bonita Fierce Candles, for one, wowed customers. They sold eco-friendly candles, each uniquely scented.

KIN Apparel offers unique clothing inspired by diverse cultures. It blends style with comfort. Solgaard sells eco-friendly travel gear for the adventurous. Blondery stands out in the dessert market. Its treats are both delicious and beautifully presented.

All these businesses share a trait—resilience—and because of this, they justly deserve the limelight they’ve received.

They succeed by building individual relationships. They aim to foster loyalty, not just complete sales. By understanding and meeting community needs, they increase business and partnerships.

Empowering small enterprises: strategies for growth

Local ties and meeting demands boost business success.

Free full-day events will be in Atlanta on May 1st, DC on May 8th, and Philadelphia on May 14th. Businesses can engage in discussions and start collaborations. The journey moves from Atlanta to DC and ends in Philadelphia. It’s a chance to boost skills and build connections for free.

Each business offers something unique. For example, Bonita Fierce Candle sells scented candles. KIN Apparel specializes in cultural clothing. Solgaard focuses on eco-friendly products. Meanwhile, Blondery offers sweet treats.

Those interested can visit the businesses’ websites. Contributions can be ideas, advice, or money. Let’s support small businesses and strengthen our economy.