West African Upbringing Seeds Artist Business Endeavor

Washington, DC, February 12, 2015 --(PR.com)-- A community of entrepreneurs are set to provide an entrepreneurial gateway featuring unique, hand-crafted products through their powerful new website, Entrepremunity.com.

Stephanie Louise, who is an accomplished Installation artist, said, “The site itself is a framework of our village where you will meet and hear the stories of the people are entrepreneurial talents across a broad spectrum of business and craftsmanship.

"The seed of Entrepremunity was formed when I was four growing up in West Africa. I became obsessed with building large scale models and mazes which incorporated visitors as they entered my rooms" she said. "Analyzing their motions, I would install an economic 'barter' system to gain access to what my mother described as 'colorful intricate wonderlands.'"

According to The UpStart Business Journal, other Artist-Business combination startups are raising money fast. Take for instance, BuckFeet, a business that combines artist impressions on tennis shoes. “BucketFeet’s beginning sounds whimsical: a backpacking ex-banker and an artist who met in Argentina launch a company to bring the work of artists worldwide to footwear. But four years later, the Chicago-based brand has found sure footing with a $7.5 million Series A, and a growing number of retail platforms worldwide.”

Louise worked for five years as a Creative Services Consultant in Hong Kong, where she was selected for director Lars Von Trier’s crowd-sourced film, “Gesamt.” After that, she returned to start Entrepremunity as a “catalyst to accentuate the art, which exists in all businesses by serving as a gateway for entrepreneurs to develop and sustain their products through a transparent, ethical and fair-trade process as they integrate into collaborative-community building creative service practices,” she said.

“The site itself is a framework of our village where you will meet and hear stories of the people (who) are entrepreneurial talents across a broad spectrum of business and craftsmanship,” Louise said.