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TOMS Shoes
Master entrepreneur, Blake Mycoskie, already has 4 companies under his belt when he gets his best idea yet: create a shoe company that gives a pair away for every shoe sold. Using his great business sense to garner a celebrity following, Mycoskie has grown TOMS Shoes into a global brand. The company has given over 115,000 pairs of shoes to children in need.

Web Extra: Building a Global Brand
Blake Mycoskie explains how the concept for Toms came about.
Web Extra: Taylor Hanson
Taylor Hanson and his brothers talking about why they connected with TOMS
Slideshow: Toms Shoes: A-List Appeal

Frontera Foods
In the mid 90's Frontera Foods is born from Celebrity chef, Rick Bayless and business mastermind, Manuel Valdes. With the singular mission to educate Americans about the diversity of Mexican cuisine, they use a brilliant business approach to promote the brand. Now, their love for authentic Mexican food is a multi-million dollar a year empire.

Web Extra: Partnering for Success
Rick Bayless on the beginning of his relationship with partner Manuel Valdes and finding a common ground.
Web Extra: It’s all in the oregano!
Rick Bayless explains the difference between Mediterranean oregano, found in most grocery stores, and the Mexican oregano, found in the markets of Mexico.
Slideshow: Frontera: The Celebrity Factor

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