Amanda Breen is a senior features writer at Entrepreneur.com. She specializes in business and economics, personal finance, and the intersection of beauty and fashion with entrepreneurship, while also exploring topics related to food and beverages, cybersecurity, and cybercrime. Amanda's work has been featured in Express Publishing Inc., Business Insider, The Business Herald, and Entrepreneur Media.
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Amanda's coverage primarily focuses on personal finance, entrepreneurship, and success stories. She often cites data and press releases to support her articles. To effectively reach out to Amanda, provide insights into current trends in personal finance or entrepreneurship supported by credible data and real-life examples of financial or business success stories.
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By: Amanda Breen
It takes more than a polished resume to stand out from the competition.
By: Amanda Breen
When 16-year-old Amir Loloi emigrated from Iran, he didn't intend to stay in the U.S. forever. Then those plans changed.
By: Amanda Breen
Cristina Ashbaugh and Kelly McGee launched Yardsale to solve a common but often overlooked problem.
By: Amanda Breen
It's an opportunity to have more control over your time and income.
By: Amanda Breen
Breanna Meertins picked up a fun hobby in her free time — then learned about an opportunity that would change everything.
By: Amanda Breen
When Chris Kirby noticed a gap at his local farmer's market, he "sprang into action pretty quickly."
By: Amanda Breen
Melissa Kieling and her son Brennan Naylor co-founded hyve Security to save customers headaches and retailers money.
Brock Giles, 36, started a side hustle after he graduated from college; many iterations later, the idea is a full-time, seven-figure business. Read more, here.
By: Amanda Breen
Ryan Schneider already had one coffee-related business. Then the lightbulb went off for another.
By: Amanda Breen
A six-figure salary doesn't go as far as it once did — especially in certain areas of the country.
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