Job Creation

Musee founder Leisha Pickering has hired over 500 women, many with prior felony convictions, while scaling a luxury bath brand to $300K in Amazon sales. She’s now expanding her product line and eyeing international expansion.
Plant Therapy has donated more than $6 million to its community since its founding. The tools it uses to sell in Amazon’s store are helping make sure that number keeps climbing.
Surrounded by mountains and ocean, Barnacle Foods co-founders Matt Kern, Lia Heifetz, and Max Stanley turned Alaska’s coastal kelp into a thriving national brand, with Amazon handling the logistics that geography made nearly impossible.
The Canadian waterproofing company wasn’t turning a profit selling commercially, so a new owner guided the company to sell directly to DIY consumers through Amazon. Now annual revenue grows consistently 25% and the workforce has doubled in three years.
Crafted ethically in Colombia, Tucketts’ patented toeless design enhances stability, comfort, and style—empowering women with every step.
By embracing Amazon’s newest tools, 5Strands founder Lisa Blaurock has grown her business 20% year over year.
Savannah father and son leverage Amazon’s suite of services to grow their premium men’s accessories brand.
Drawing on traditional ingredients to heal her own skin, the founder of Hearth and Homestead created an Amazon hit.
Edward Morgan bootstrapped his company while electric vehicles revved up. Now Amazon is helping him get his residential EV chargers in the hands of consumers globally.