Having new or innovative ideas is essential to pushing the world forward and so we asked the community to share stories of the most innovative things they’ve done in their career. Our hope is to inspire folks who think only scientists or tech-wizards can innovate – innovation is possible for everyone, regardless of job title or function, industry or geography.

Jena Irish

As a previous teacher, it is still a passion of mine. One of my favorite parts of my business is designing cookie classes for adults and children. I love getting to share my techniques and hang out with fun people all at the same time! Read more>>

Erin-Michelle Luttrell

In September 2023, I closed a booming brick-and-mortar custom bakery on the historic Independence Square, to serve a century-old community at Drumm Farm Center for Children. Read more>>

Carlos & Jose Vélez

From being executives in the corporate world to becoming MR. COOL Party Events is an innovation in itself. Just two dudes, happy to serve our community of San Antonio and surrounding areas. Read more>>

Shannon Russell

I would say the most innovative thing I did in my career was to leave it behind. In life, transitions are inevitable, but it’s how we navigate them that defines our journey. For as long as I remember, I wanted to work in the entertainment industry. Read more>>

Camille Leigh

It started on a balcony after a frustrating wedding event. I was talking to a friend about how I wished vendors would communicate with each other more, outside of just figuring it out on a wedding day. Read more>>

Kevin John Charbeneau

I’ve always loved history, since I was young. And, as well, enjoyed the movies (going to and watching on television). The later of movies was probably most influenced by my father who loved all movies, and my mother who worked in film exhibition for a major Southern California exhibitor, as an executive secretary. Read more>>

Sarah DeVizio

We were coming up on our first anniversary of opening and as a therapist, I am keen on reflecting. I noticed that a big portion of our customers were therapists or people working in the mental health field. Read more>>