NY Fashion Week may be over but this passionate designer and his team continue to make fashion their life and of course always focus on making people look good. I chatted up with President and CEO Joshua Colon about his fashionably thriving company Casterine Cotour.

FBE: So how old are you?
JC: 20 years forever young
FBE: Tell us about where you’re from and where Casterine Cotour is based?
JC: I was born in Washington Heights, NYC with East European and Latin descent. CC is best known as CXC is a NYC …

Joresa Blount

So I’m on my boogey board surfin’ the net (as usual) looking for all you interesting entrepreneurs that I can cover and I found Joresa Blount, the host and producer of ‘Celeb Locale’. Of course off the bat I loved her and I loved ‘Celeb Locale’ because of it’s concept and focus. It can kind of be coined as the web-series version of FBENOW.com…cute! After checking it out on youtube, I had to ask her a bunch of questions…here’s what she had to say…
FBENOW: So Joresa, where are you …

So the other day I attended a panel discussion featuring some very impressive and successful young women in social media.
Alexa Hirschfeld is a co-founder of Paperless Post (www.paperlesspost.com), a web application where users design, send and track custom online stationery that achieves the look, texture and experience of custom printed stationery. Only 7 months after launching, users have sent over 2 million pieces of Paperless mail (Invitations, Save the Dates, Announcements and Holiday Cards). James Hirschfeld, Alexa’s brother is her co-founder. The company which is based in the Flatiron area …

I’ve been published! Check out my article “Why Should Entrepreneurs Leverage Social Media for Success?” on WebStudio13.com
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For the most part whether you are a large or small business owner, it is at some point essential to engage in an Microsoft Excel spreadsheet of some sort to organize and evaluate certain things within your business. A spreadsheet  can be used to compress certain inventory,  list employee schedules and necessary budgets. And even for a recording artist or a manager who might need to keep track of performance dates, and rehearsal schedules, it can be used for that too. 
Well for those of you that aren’t too savvy when it comes …