Our city is home to so many incredible businesses and so we asked the founders how they came up with the ideas for their businesses and have shared their responses below.

Danica Carson | Hack Decks™

Hack Decks™ actually came about from another business I run with my partner called The Uncluttered Life®. It’s a professional organizing business. We have extensive training and experience, and partner with Inspired Closets DFW to create beautiful and functional organized spaces for our clients. All that to say, we know what we’re talking about when it comes to decluttering. We created our flagship product, Declutter Deck®, as a tool for our organizing clients. Read more>>

Rick McNeely | Disc jockey and holiday guy

I work as a radio DJ and the DFW area. We love to reach our audience with music, events and humor. I wanted to come up with the way to make everyone’s day brighter when I’m on air. So I found creative ways to make holidays that people can enjoy on a daily basis. Read more>>

Brittany Scribner | Founder & Executive Director

As a single mother myself, I bring firsthand understanding and passion to Moms In Sync’s mission. From personal experiences shaping my vision, I empathize deeply with the challenges single mothers face daily. My resilience and determination serves as my inspiration, driving the organization’s commitment to empowering others. Moms In Sync offers more than just practical assistance; it provides a supportive community where single mothers find understanding and encouragement. My dedication extends beyond professional responsibilities; it’s a personal commitment to make a meaningful difference in the lives of single mothers everywhere. Being at the helm, Moms In Sync embodies authenticity, compassion, and a genuine desire to uplift and empower single mothers. Read more>>

Jenna Kapitan | Owner of Beyond the Binary by Jenna Leigh Skin

I needed to fill a gap in the beauty space! In esthetics, it’s starting to become a little more varied in how service providers look and how their rooms look, but I didn’t know any esthetician that looked like me. I also knew I needed to provide services for the LGBT community and make sure that there wasn’t any gendered pricing. I want EVERYONE and EVERY BODY to feel comfortable in my treatment room – as if they’re coming to a friends home to decompress and be themselves. I welcome all clients, but it is of utmost important to me to provide services to the marginalized LGBT community, as there are so many salon spaces where they do not feel comfortable and confident. I’m here to change that! Read more>>