CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS

The best person to learn from is someone who has failed. In failing, you know what works and what needs to be improved. Justin Kan, a serial entrepreneur, and partner for venture capital firm, Y Combinator, shared a few things that all entrepreneurs should be thinking about. MillionaireMatch is sharing those tips with you. Kan is best known for his startup, Twitch, an online video gamin... more >>

Everyone wants to be lucky enough to walk into a meeting and get an immediate yes from a venture capitalist. Some are this lucky, but more often you will be bootstrapping it a few years before you land a nice chunk of money to support your idea. Before 99designs landed $45 million in the capital, it thrived on its own. MillionaireMatch got the scoop on how CEO Patrick Llewellyn grew the... more >>

The saying goes that your network indicates your net worth. Pascal Guyon of Hyperloop Transportation Technologies knows this all too well. Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, also known as HTT, is a transportation company inspired by famous entrepreneur, Elon Musk. HTT promises to save you time by cutting down travel time between popular cities using high-speed, low-pressure train tub... more >>

It’s a new year, and you may have already started working on those new business plans. You have claimed that this will be the year you open up shop and launch your dream job. But some get stuck right at the thought of leaving their nice salaried positions to go all in on being an entrepreneur, not knowing if they will find an investor. MillionaireMatch got the chance to talk to Kas... more >>

“I’ve always had lots of ideas, but two weeks, a month into it, I always talked myself out of it. This one I couldn’t come up with a reason why I shouldn’t be doing it” said Susan Feldman. Does this sound familiar? Luckily for Feldman, she didn’t give up on her hunch to start One Kings Lane, an online destination for some of the most luxurious finds fo... more >>

It should be no surprise that the gaming business will reach $107 billion in revenue by 2017. With games like Warcraft and Grand Theft Army, more and more people are spending cash on the next hottest games. But there is one game that helped the industry create such a profitable turn, Guitar Hero. Creators and brothers Charles and Kai Huang created Guitar Hero, which made quite a disrupti... more >>

More and more entrepreneurs are creating subscription-based businesses, but none have disrupted an industry quite like the Dollar Shave Club created by Michael Dubin. If you happen to be one of the few people on earth that don’t know about the Dollar Shave Club, it is a subscription-based service that delivers grooming products to your home. Dubin, who was in his 30s when he launch... more >>

Raising capital for any business, small or large, can be quite an experience for the passionate entrepreneur who believes their product will help the world or disrupt an industry. But what can you do when you hit a financial roadblock? Well, if getting rejection after rejection from venture capitalists is starting to weigh on you, crowdfunding may be the better option. Jessica Jackley i... more >>

Heather Hasson set out to simply help a friend. That one decision to help someone led her to start FIGS, a line of scrubs that offer comfort and style for health professionals. In May, Hasson, and co-founder, Trina Spears, landed $5 million in series A funding led by Campfire Capital. MillionaireMatch got the scoop on how Hasson went from helping a friend to launching a booming business.... more >>

Every little girl dreams of being all made up, but not all get to create a $5.5 billion dollar business in the cosmetic industry. Loren Ridinger, the founder of Motives Cosmetics, has built an empire that makes women feel beautiful on the inside and out. Ridinger started Motives Cosmetics in 2008 under a parent company called Market America Worldwide with her husband JR Ridinger. Today... more >>