Finding out that there are no near retailers for dog’s accessory merchandise, Cheryl Ng was devastated to know that she can only get the stuff she needs in the United States. That was 2004, to think of all the shipping fee that is more than the price she is buying, Ng thought that it is not worth the purchase.
This is when Cheryl thought that maybe it’s the best idea if she put up the business that she was looking for. And so she created, Fou Fou Brands. Booming as a dog supplies online shop in the area, Fou Fou Brands sold merchandise ranging from dog clothes to leashes and accessories. Later on, it catered to the needs for…

At 16, with a paralyzed grandfather to care for and the school to balance along, Amanda knows what her mind is now set into. Driven by the situation of her dear grandfather who she once saw as a healthy, independent man, she instantly empathized and saw the opportunity to also help other older people who need the same elderly care. Out she founded Living with Purpose Senior Care (formerly Biblical).
The girl in her teens knew that she is still young for this venture. But little did she know that she would create an impact on the community. It all started when her school introduced the Mighty Entrepreneurship. This program …

Back in 2010, a fashion program student at Seneca presented her ideas about upcycling garments and gained recognition for it. This student was Danielle McAllister. Knowing she had a flair for sewing and designing since childhood, she entered the world of fashion design and learned how the current culture responds to the production of new clothing and accessories.
McAllister has observed that no one pays attention to the benefits of upcycling materials in the area. She thought that instead of letting go of clothes to the thrift stores they can be turned into new products. Using new materials instead of upcycling can actually be more …