Dan Bova is the Editorial Director at PARADE Publications, Inc. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on entrepreneurship, startups, and corporate finance, as well as the intersection of sports and business. Dan's insights and expertise have been featured in notable outlets such as The Wall Street Journal, Reader's Digest, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Dan Bova
Sam Tooley turned personal tragedy into Alpha Fit Club, a fitness franchise that's about to host its biggest competition yet.
hashbank, part of W Group, is redefining digital banking by bringing fiat banking and external crypto transfers together in one app.
By: Dan Bova
Kristi K. explores what happens when high-profile athletes, musicians, actors and influencers turn their passion toward business.
By: Dan Bova
Top-ranked sports agent David Mulugheta explains why Athletes First waited 25 years to expand into a new arena, and what that patience can teach any entrepreneur.
By: Dan Bova
Cairnspring Mills co-founder Kevin Morse explains why building something meaningful takes grit and patience.
By: Dan Bova
Maverick NEXT members explain why what others call inexperience might be your biggest advantage in business.
By: Dan Bova
FanFeed co-founder Cole Rubin explains why being the least technical person in the room, thinking like your customer and keeping a healthy dose of suspicion can give a startup its edge.
By: Dan Bova
Soon Hagerty survived 12 days on a refugee boat, built three businesses and now funds female founders — and she says the secret to her success has nothing to do with being fearless.
By: Dan Bova
Mattel’s Ted Wu discusses the artistic and business success roadmap plotted out in the new book, “Hot Wheels: The Creative Drive.”
By: Dan Bova
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