Sarah Rich is the editor of Smithsonian's Design Decoded blog, co-founder of Longshot Magazine and the Foodprint Project, and a former senior editor at Dwell. Her most recent book, Urban Farms, was published in June 2012.
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A newly married couple is building a marriage and two companies in Grand Rapids. More »
Meet Cureeo, a new marketplace for artists and collectors. More »
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Savannah's got a warm community of innovators dedicated to helping each other out More »
Funded by a national community, these entrepreneurs hone their business plans in local startup incubators. More »
Savannah's startup scene has a firm aeronautics footing thanks to the local presence of Gulfstream, and a ready supply of hip, young designers More »
After helping define Tumblr's mobile strategy, they want to be a mobile 'runway' for other young companies More »
One entrepreneur's quest to make America healthier by redesigning the spaces where we buy our food More »
