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Copper Moon Jewelry

Copper Moon Jewelry

I am a Seattle jewelry artist originally from Anchorage, Alaska. I have been a jewelry artist for over 20 years and discovered my passion for metalsmithing while studying at Pratt Fine Arts Center. I find my medium of choice to be copper because of its energetic...

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Crystallography

Crystallography

This business grew organically, from what was originally my partner's love of crystals. I fell in love with them and wanted to be able to share crystals with others. We do a number of music festivals, mineral and gem shows, and craft shows. Most notable are Seattle...

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Dedreajewels Designs

Each piece of jewelry is either wire wrapped, woven or knitted showcasing beautiful natural gemstones, becoming an original, handmade, one of a kind.

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Sunbird Art Works

Sunbird Art Works

Elise Koncsek is a Seattle-based artist with a passion for creating enchanting environments through craft work and public art. Sunbird Art Works offers a line of ambiance-enhancing artworks for your home, taking the form of laser cut wood candle luminary shadow boxes,...

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VENTURES ENTREPRENEURS

Announcing Ventures’ Five Year Strategic Framework 2022 – 2026

Announcing Ventures’ Five Year Strategic Framework 2022 – 2026

In 2021, Ventures’ Board of Directors and staff team accomplished a bold task: the development of a Five Year Strategic Framework for the years 2022 – 2026.  The new plan is ambitious, visionary, and committed to powerfully amplifying the impact of our mission: to...

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Summer 2015 Graduation

Summer 2015 Graduation

On Monday, August 31st, thirty-three entrepreneurs graduated from the Business Development Training (BDT)—that’s an 87% graduation rate!  The entrepreneurs showcased their businesses, displaying brochures, business cards, email sign-up lists, and sample products. A...

ADVOCACY

Introducing our “Tamale Bill”

Introducing our “Tamale Bill”

Curious about Ventures first-ever policy proposal? Our “tamale bill” would legalize home cooking and create a place in the formal economy for our early-stage food entrepreneurs.