https://mrcoryscookies.com/
Cory Nieves is a started his business at 6 years old back in 2010. His business came about because he wanted to stop taking a school bus to school. Instead, he wanted to have his mother drive him. There was one problem Cory and his mother faced with what Cory had proposed; his mother did not have a car. Cory got creative and decided to raise money by selling hot chocolate in his hometown: Englewood, New Jersey. His mother Lisa kept encouraging him as she saw his drive to succeed in this business. She told him that he should continue selling his hot chocolate so that he may be able to go to college. Cory took those words to heart and then began to expand his business. He started selling lemonade and homemade cookies, which took months in order to learn.
Eventually, Cory and his mother Lisa found the perfect cookie and that launched his entire business to where it is today. Their pitch; all their cookies are all-natural and made from high-quality, ingredients. Cory and his mother have since expanded the line of cookies offered which now include Double Dark, Oatmeal Raisin, and Sugar cookies. They plan on making move kinds of cookies in order to reach a wider verity of customers.
Cory has been able to succeed due to his hard work, determination, and the help of quite a few other companies. This very impressive list includes Aetna, Barney’s, Bloomingdales, Citibank, J. Crew, Macy’s, Mercede
s-Benz, Pottery Barn, Ralph Lauren, TOMS, Viacom, Whole Foods, Williams-Sonoma and now our partner, Mr. Marcus Lemonis. However, Cory has not stopped there as he is also partnered with non-profit business such as Children’s Aid Society in New York City in order to help those less fortunate than himself. He is a true inspiration to entrepreneurs and people everywhere.
I love that with such a simple idea like cookies and lemonade became a larger business idea! How did Aetna, Barney’s, Bloomingdale’s, Citibank, J. Crew, Macy’s, MercedeCombo: 2 Dozen Cookiess-Benz, Pottery Barn, Ralph Lauren, TOMS, Viacom, Whole Foods, Williams-Sonoma and Mr. Marcus Lemonis help Cory?