Elyse Tolles is a one-woman show — a designer of artful jewelry and a former flutist.

Miranda Culp and Laurelin Gilmore are accustomed to the look of wonder on the faces of the people who stumble into their independent bookshop, Amatoria Fine Art Books. 

John Hamilton discovered his passion for DJing in his formative years. Over a decade later, he’s unearthed a new passion — making audio education accessible to Sacramento youth.

When it comes to hand-making wellness products and working with her clients, Lei Green “gravitates from the central point of love.”

The cofounders of Last Supper Society describe their project as “a culinary collective that designs food experiences,” as well as “a first-of-its-kind interactive TV show.” 

It’s crucial for people who have limited English proficiency to process information accurately as they navigate complex systems, and William Glasser has focused his career on helping them do so.

Luke Swanson and Jacob Dill, cofounders of Plant Daddy Co., are partners in life and business and discovered the joy of plant parenthood in their 20s living in San Francisco and Portland.

Many people depend on their dogs to help them stay positive. Kirk is doing her part to provide levity and amusement to her customers, both human and canine. 

Longing for a way to be creative during the hours she felt most energized, Bosserman set out to develop a community space for working families in early 2018.

Kevin Hernandez is a people person. His enthusiasm, extroversion and passion for creating connections among people is palpable through the television screen where, for seven years, he has appeared on “Good Day Sacramento.”