FedEx Office in St Louis, MO provides a one-stop shop for small businesses printing and shipping expertise and reliable customer service when and where you need it. Services include copying and digital printing, direct mail, signs and graphics, Internet access, computer rental, fax services, passport photos, FedEx Express and FedEx Ground shipping. Upload documents with FedEx Office Print Online, and have your flyers, brochures, presentations or signs ready for convenient pick-up or delivery. FedEx Kinko’s is now FedEx Office.
Marketing Consulting Event Management Brand Development/Management Product Placement
St. Louis's best in Wedding Reception and Private Party DJ/MC, lighting, and video services.
We love being creative – it’s in our name, after all – but we also know that creativity alone would never work without strategy backing it up. At 2e, we’re all about bridging the gap between left and right brain. Rather than developing creative concepts, and then validating them through testing (a rather archaic industry standard), we do our homework first, and create with a foundation. 2e doesn’t just dip a toe in your industry, we dive right in – doing the research and working in conjunction with you, until we know your products, your competition, your strengths and your challenges inside and out. Give us a stack of charts and two heaping scoops of scientific jargon, and we’ll transform it into something that says what you need it to, to the audience you need it to, in a way that is compelling, elegant and unexpected. It’s what we’re best at.
We're more than a solution, we're a collection of the beer and spirits industries most strategic marketers, advocates and brand-builders. We won’t always say the things you want to hear, we don’t take the easy route and we don’t play fair. Our team has decades of real-world industry knowledge. Knowledge that only comes from building countless adult beverage brands and relationships throughout the years. We're PROOF. Drop us a line, let's have a drink.
Holiday Magic is a unique shopping and entertainment destination for families throughout the region. Now in its forth year, Holiday Magic is a family-friendly show featuring such entertaining options as: trackless train rides; live entertainment; shopping; full-scale carnival rides; a ski lodge-themed beer and wine garden; and photo opportunities with Santa.
Make plans now for TransWorld's Halloween & Attractions Show at The America's Center, St. Louis : Dates and details at http://www.haashow.com
All portfolio companies get the benefit of Cultivation Capital’s Entrepreneurs in Residence. These business-savvy entrepreneurs have built successful companies and thrive at getting great start-ups through the challenging early stages of business development.
Breaking down is enough of a headache. Let Protection Direct provide peace of mind with a custom tailored vehicle service contract that will protect your pocketbook from unexpected repairs.
National Fashion, Beauty & Lifestyle models for print and runway. New Faces scouting, development and international placement services for fashion types who have the “IT” factor.
How theStitch Began, by Andre L. Villa Moving to Saint Louis, Missouri after having lived in San Diego, California for most of my life had a profound effect on me. I was unprepared for the hearty Mid-western welcome and the easy self-confidence of strangers who, to a person, treated me as if I were a native son. Cozy up to any bar in the downtown area and you’ll soon have riding buddies for a Saturday bike trip or a new group of friends to watch the game with on Monday night. It was really amazing. I had always wanted to start my own business and I decided to create a company that combined the heartiness of the Midwest together with the laid-back California casualness that I grew up with. It was over beers with one of my newfound friends, Shanon Kocurek, that the idea for theStitch began to take shape. We didn’t know it then, but that would be the first of many, many meetings we would have together. I decided to build an online community where people here and around the world, could share their stories through photos, words and videos and wear casual clothing made right here in the U.S.A. As I did more research I noticed that most online sites and clothing companies focused almost exclusively on women who were very thin and/or guys with perfect bodies. Everyone else was left out. I felt that if I could develop an online culture that celebrated the beauty within each one of us, and create clothing that inspired confidence then my company would have a meaningful vision that could potentially have a profound impact on people’s lives. Now, what to name my fledgling company? The origins of theStitch.com name My Grandma Villa was the heart and soul of our large family. Her enduring legacy was that she loved us with all her heart and she never judged or criticized us – ever. Trips to grandma’s house always meant hugs and kisses plus homemade tortillas eaten hot off the stove and a chance to watch her stitch together the squares that would eventually become one of her many colorful quilts. When we were kids we all got quilts from grandma and we found that they made great indoor sleds to pull each other on, as well as excellent tent and bedroom fort-building material! And when you got sick there was nothing better to snuggle up in than one of grandma’s quilts. It was like being wrapped in one of her hugs. Grandma saved her most intricate work for our high school graduation quilts. As one of the youngest of her grandchildren, I watched as one after another of my cousins received the coveted quilt. I could hardly wait until it was my turn, but fate stepped in and she died of cancer before my own graduation. My Auntie Arlene, who had never quilted a day in her life, took it upon herself to work with my grandmother’s sister, Tia Febe to surprise me with a quilt when it was my turn to graduate. To this day, getting that quilt made in honor of my Grandma Villa, remains one of my most cherished memories. As I thought about what I was trying to do with my company I decided to name my company theStitch, in remembrance of the way she stitched our family together with love and total acceptance. I also pay loving tribute to her by launching on April 25, 2015, which is the anniversary of her birthday.