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Marco’s Pizza, a pizza restaurant franchise headquartered in Toledo, Ohio, was founded in 1978 by Pasquale “Pat” Giammarco.

Roxanna Mann, who became fully blind in 2008, launched her business in 2011 in Michigan with the help of the Business Enterprise Program, which was provided by the Randolph-Sheppard Act.

Leesa Mattress, which launched in January, is disrupting the mattress industry and has already raised $9 million from private equity firm TitleCard Capital.

ATAX Accounting and Financial Services, founded by Rafael Alvarez, first opened its doors to the public in Washington Heights in 1986.

Lemon and Line, a Rhode Island-based company mainly focuses on creating classic Turk's Head rope bracelets with a modern flare.

FASTSIGNS, a company specializing in sign and visual graphics, was founded in 1985 in Texas by Gary Salomon and Bob Schanbaum.

Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning, founded by Jonathan Barnett, began operating in 2006.

American Signcrafters, a company that creates and installs signs for all types of businesses, has worked on many major projects in New York City.

A non-profit called The Crayon Initiative, founded by Bryan Ware,collects old crayons from restaurants, schools and other donors, melts them down and creates new ones for children in hospitals.

Donatos Pizza, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, began serving customers back in 1963.

Restoration 1 specializes in fire, smoke and water damage restorations of commercial, residential and other structures or buildings.

Handyman Matters, which started doing business in 1998, provides home repair and home improvement services.

Founded in 2011, Bar-B-Clean's main focus is on deep-cleaning personal grills and smokers.

Lima One Capital, a hard money lender that focuses on the real estate market, was founded by John Warren, a Marine Corps veteran.

CycleBar, an indoor cycling company, uses technology and forms of entertainment to enhance the fitness classes it offers to customers.

Snapology uses building blocks (like LEGOs) and technology to combine play with education, for kids one to 14 years of age.

Faithbox is a company that delivers Christian products through a subscription box service.

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