The Suit Magazine

For independent photographer Jonathan Pollock, the mark of a true professional is the ability to make complicated shots look simple.

While leading Connecticut’s Century 21 regional office, Brad Farris opened a school to teach aspiring realtors how to succeed in a shaky market.

Potomac, Md. is home to some of Washington D.C.’s most celebrated business executives and social entrepreneurs. But a changing economy has presented challenges to securing a home in this ideal location.

Sometimes manufacturers have trouble getting their products in front of the right end customers. When that happens, they turn to a professional go-between: someone who can promote their products and match them up with the right users.

From her days as a knowledge-hungry young girl poking around her grandfather’s early 20th century encyclopedias to her current role as a modern Renaissance woman, Florida resident Elizabeth Neily has always embraced the culture of the world around her.

Some people have gifts that can be developed, but not learned. Carole Kennedy, a nationally-renown intuitive counselor, has such a gift. She helps people with physical and spiritual healing, offering guidance during turbulent life situations and assistance with police investigations.  

The Persian rug business is one of the longest-running trades on earth. Ever since ancient times, when artisans created exquisitely detailed carpets for patrons across empires, these works of art have set an unimpeachable standard for quality, beauty and superb attention to detail.

Some entrepreneurs are born; others are made. And for a select few, quick adaptation is key when a functioning business is suddenly in their hands.