Written by: Haydee Moreno, COO and CFO of JUST “If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions.” – Albert Einstein Action is one of JUST’s three stated values, alongside Community and Trust (which when combined aptly spell ACT). We…
An image of Ninfa Espinoza with her eight kids. Female entrepreneur, Ninfa Espinoza, started living when she realized that her life might never get to be ‘easy’. Working seven days a week at multiple side hustle jobs, she decided she was going to start living on her terms instead of reacting to the stream of…
Susana comenzó a emprender cuando tenía nueve años en Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. Viene de una familia humilde y desde pequeña, Susie sabía que para salir adelante, tendría que trabajar arduamente. Y así, la pequeña emprendedora, “salía a las calles a vender periódicos, lavar coches y limpiar casas”. “Soy una luchadora, siempre lo he…
Closing the racial wealth gap through ownership <img src=”https://directory.hellojust.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/1_https-blogs-images.forbes.com-annefield-files-2017-10-Zoe-Headshot-2.jpg” alt=”Zoe Schlag photographed by AARON ELLIOTT PHOTOGRAPHY”>Authored by: Zoe Schlag, Serial Entrepreneur and JUST Board Member Most of my best decisions have come out of existential dilemmas. Or rather, most of my best decisions have come from deciding to stop running away from existential dilemmas…
Susana’s journey as an entrepreneur began when she was nine years old in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico. Her family lived in extreme poverty and from a very young age, Susie knew she needed to work in order to survive. The intrepid entrepreneur sold newspapers in the street, washed cars and cleaned houses. “I have always…
