Weston boy with dyslexia thriving after creating million-dollar mug business
Six years ago, Max Ash started making mugs thinking he would sell them to friends and family. He had no idea how successful the business would become.
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Six years ago, Max Ash started making mugs thinking he would sell them to friends and family. He had no idea how successful the business would become.
Eight students presented an in-depth analysis and assessment of the fund’s performance and portfolio to the Limited Partners and Stakeholders.
“I felt really good inside,” said Max of his holiday giving. Frenette said she and her two children recently moved to James Bay, and during walks in Beacon Hill Park and downtown, her children had questions about why people were living in tents. Frenette explained that homelessness is a difficult problem facing many communities. After his school lesson on activism, Max told his mom he wanted to be an activist. He decided his form of activism would be helping people less fortunate than him. He asked that money for one of his Christmas gifts be used to buy stockings filled with gloves,...