I have a biology degree, so I was totally geeking out with pH paper in my kitchen,” owner Kim Baker said of developing the brownie. “It’s a lot of lentils that went into it and a lot of love.”
The cash haul comes as Phlow and other members of the regional Alliance for Building Better Medicine just received a $53 million federal pandemic recovery grant to build new labs in Richmond and Petersburg.
Fresh off the sale of his first company AllyAlign Health to a private equity investor, Will Saunders is back in startup mode.
Wish For More Birthdays’ initial order of 90,000 boxes of 24-count packages arrived in August. Most of the revenue will go to the American Cancer Society.
The cover band’s Steely Can Wine started as a joke but is now a full-on Steely Dan-inspired company that began selling its canned wines last week.
Founded by a JMU grad, Remission Medical fashions itself as a digital clinic for people with rheumatic conditions such as arthritis, Crohn’s Disease and gout.
Staffing firm Summit Human Capital led the local pack, scoring the No. 20 ranking nationally with 14,000 percent growth.
The company, which offers an Uber-like service matching older folks with helpers for assistance with tasks, will use the capital to triple its headcount and expand to new markets.
A group of friends formed around In Your Ear Studios is launching Shockoe Records with five Richmond-area artists on its roster.
Executive Placements, founded in 2014, has just opened its fourth outpost and has others in the works.
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