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Food52's co-founders Merrill Stubbs and Amanda Hesser used the advance from a cookbook contract to launch a website in 2009. Since then, they've expanded the business into a content and e-commerce destination for kitchen and home enthusiasts, with annual revenues topping $15 million. Stubbs describes the company's progress from Small to Big.

The fast casual dining chain Sweetgreen was founded in 2007 by three classmates from Georgetown University, and has expanded from its Washington roots to more than 80 locations nationally. Co-Founder and Co-CEO Jonathan Neman discusses the company's growth in this edition of "Small to Big."

The fast casual dining chain Sweetgreen was founded in 2007 by three classmates from Georgetown University, and has expanded from its Washington roots to more than 80 locations nationally. Co-Founder and Co-CEO Jonathan Neman discusses the company's growth in this edition of "Small to Big."

S'well founder and CEO Sarah Kauss calls her company's reusable water bottles "the world's first fashion hydration accessory." Its commitment to both style and sustainability has helped S'well top $100 million in annual sales. Kauss explains how she achieved that growth in this edition of "Small to Big."

S'well founder and CEO Sarah Kauss calls her company's reusable water bottles "the world's first fashion hydration accessory." Its commitment to both style and sustainability has helped S'well top $100 million in annual sales. Kauss explains how she achieved that growth in this edition of "Small to Big."

Six years ago, Brit Morin left a promising career in Silicon Valley to launch Brit + Co - a digital media company that targets millennial women. With 125 million unique monthly visitors and $45 million in venture funding, Brit + Co is finding success in a very competitive space. Morin describes the journey from Small to Big.

Six years ago, Brit Morin left a promising career in Silicon Valley to launch Brit + Co - a digital media company that targets millennial women. With 125 million unique monthly visitors and $45 million in venture funding, Brit + Co is finding success in a very competitive space. Morin describes the journey from Small to Big.

Brooklinen co-founders Rich and Vicki Fulop launched the bedding retailer from Brooklyn in 2014. A Kickstarter campaign brought in nearly $250,000 and set the stage for growth to over $20 million in sales in 2016. CEO Rich Fulop discusses the trajectory in this edition of "Small to Big."

Brooklinen co-founders Rich and Vicki Fulop launched the bedding retailer from Brooklyn in 2014. A Kickstarter campaign brought in nearly $250,000 and set the stage for growth to over $20 million in sales in 2016. CEO Rich Fulop discusses the trajectory in this edition of "Small to Big."

Dia&Co aims to improve clothes shopping for plus-size women, with a personalized online retail service. Founder and CEO Nadia Boujarwah describes how the company has grown in this edition of Small to Big.

Depending on whom you ask, the Robot Operating System -- or ROS -- is kind of like the plumbing in a house. However you describe it, ROS is everywhere. It's the shared system of underlying code that powers robots around the world. It's also the focus of the latest episode of Ventures, a video series about startups from Bloomberg Technology.

While Gillette still dominates the $3 billion U.S. shaving industry, new companies offering lower prices online have been gaining an increasing share of sales. One of these startups is Harry's, which has raised over $250 million in equity funding in just three years. Co-founder and Co-CEO Jeff Raider explains how Harry's is charting a course from small to big.

Raegan Moya-Jones launched Aden + Anais from her kitchen table a decade ago. Today, the company's line of baby clothing, blankets, and accessories brings in over $50 million in annual revenue. Moya-Jones describes the growth of the brand in this edition of "Small to Big."

Noosa is one of America's fastest-growing yogurt brands, with sales over $100 million in 2015. Co-founder Koel Thomae describes the company's growth in this edition of "Small to Big."