Entrepreneur

John Henry spins through Harlem to help a cycle studio struggling to streamline.

Harlem Cycle founder Tammeca on her path from mechanical engineering to marketing to owning and operating her own cycling studio.

John Henry helps a young 3D printing company rethink their entire business model.

Distillery owners aspire to bring Puerto Rican moonshine to the top shelf.

Pubic hair product founders work to be taken seriously in the business world.

John Henry works with streetwear store owners struggling to keep their doors open.

John Henry hopes to turn a donut-making duo into successful businessmen.

John plants the seeds for a produce co-op to grow into a sustainable company.

The founder of a jam business strives to earn enough revenue to quit her day job.

Entrepreneur John Henry meets the moguls and money-makers of tomorrow doing whatever they can to make it today. HUSTLE begins February 10. Produced in partnership with Cadillac.

Pam Walls got the idea for her game, Hold That Face, while people-watching at a mall. A few months later, she'd sold it to giant game maker Hasbro. We hung out with the passionate game designer to find out how she did it.

Baby Bel Bel is one of the Toronto drag scene's hardest-working queens. From wigs to hip pads, he showed us the costs and benefits of being a full-time drag performer.