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Jason Schott, chief operating officer and fourth-generation family member of Schott NYC, talks about how the 104-year old company values its rich history and the craftsmanship behind their jackets and defies conventional manufacturing rules.

Through her design studio, Haptic Lab, Emily Fischer seeks to bring about transparency, simplicity, sustainability and consciousness in the way products are created and designed.

Krystle Mobayeni, CEO and Founder of BentoBox, knows that today, the restaurant experience starts online. With BentoBox, she helps restaurants engage with their customers online, serving as a real partner and embodying the idea of hospitality every step of the way.

We teamed up with Hyatt to discover how leading innovators and entrepreneurs approach creativity and how they’re embracing the freedom to be extraordinary.

Christopher Gray founded Scholly based on his struggle to find the money to attend the college of his dreams. Only a few years later, he’s connected hundreds of thousands of students to millions of dollars in scholarships so they could do the same.

Penny McBride, co-founder of Vertical Harvest, is spreading the word about how sustainable food production and new economic business models can help build strong communities.

Brian Kaspr, artist, designer and co-founder of design studio Flat Vernacular, has made it a point to put creativity first and foremost in his life. He finds inspiration in mundane, everyday situations and emphasizes the increasing importance of awareness and attention.

Amanda Cohen took the New York City restaurant scene by storm in 2008 when she opened vegetable-focused Dirt Candy. At a time when vegetables were considered little more than a side dish, this aspiring chef took it upon herself to show the world the potential of plants.

Annie Griffiths has spent most of her life fighting female stereotypes. These days, she’s taking on the same fight for women around the globe through her non-profit organization Ripple Effect Images.

Trying to revolutionize an industry as old as journalism is no easy feat, but Jennifer Brandel, founder of Hearken, is doing just that.