Do you know an inspiring entrepreneur or start-up that could use some creative support? Or are you a founder who’s passionate about your idea but needs help telling your story? The North-Made Project is looking for nominations to spotlight and support businesses rooted in the spirit of the Midwest.
We want to hear about the dreamers, innovators, and hustlers making a difference in our community. Whether it’s a friend, neighbor, or even yourself, this is your chance to celebrate a local company that represents the heart and grit of the North.
What We’re Looking For:
We’re on the hunt for businesses with:
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- Passion: A product, service, or mission that’s meaningful and driven by purpose.
- Roots in the North: Companies that embody the creativity, resilience, and authenticity of the Midwest.
- A Need for Support: Great ideas that could soar with the help of branding and storytelling.
How to Nominate:
Submit a nomination by telling us a bit about:
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- The Founders: Who are they? Share their journey, background, and what inspired them to start the business.
- The Product or Service: What makes it unique? How does it make life better for customers or the community?
- How They Represent the North: Does their work showcase Midwest ingenuity, authenticity, or values? Tell us how they reflect the heart of our region.
Feel free to nominate yourself or someone you know! We’re here to amplify voices and help local businesses build their brand story, whether they’re just getting started or looking to take the next step.
Why Nominate?
The North-Made Project is built on the belief that great ideas deserve great stories. By nominating a business, you’re giving them the opportunity to access:
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- Branding and marketing support to clarify and amplify their message.
- A network of creatives passionate about helping entrepreneurs succeed.
- Tools and strategies to grow and thrive in today’s competitive landscape.
Let’s Uplift Our Community Together
Submit your nomination today and help us discover the next great story to tell. Together, we can support the people and ideas that make the Midwest such a special place to live, work, and dream.
