“Landscape Workshop’s strategy now is to grow central and eastern Virginia into a probably $45 million to $60 million market,” said Steven Cohen, whose company BCLS Landscape Services was recently acquired.
Déja Coley, founder of local nonprofit Girls Like Me, hopes to eventually grow Rinse Retreat into a franchise.
A familiar face in Richmond’s creative scene has a new role at Tilt, and a local agency creates a video commemorating NHL history. (BizSense Pro required)
The sandwich chain has shuttered the doors on what had been its last two remaining Richmond-area locations, at Westchester Commons and Willow Lawn.
The first local Miniso store opened in Short Pump Town Center at 11800 W. Broad St. last November. The latest is also on Broad in the same shopping center as Lotte Market.
Aaron Montgomery and Will Boland have launched Henry, a web-based assessment service that gives homeowners an action plan for issues that might need to be fixed in their homes.
“To get a real, hand-rolled, smash burger in the area, get ready Chester. That’s all I gotta say,” Ahmed Maksher said.
Two Richmond-based companies from the events industry are joining forces for an “all under one roof” event production company.
The startup that connects working moms with personal assistants to help with errands and parenting tasks, is looking to raise $750,000. Female investors have been the first to sign on.
“Sometimes people have a hard time retiring from a CEO position because it’s so much of who they are. Trust me, I really like working at Sports Backers, and I’m really proud of it,” said Jon Lugbill. “But I know there’s more within me for whatever’s next.”
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