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Profiles of the Inc. 5,000

Exclusive Web-only features about the CEOs and the companies from the 2007 Inc. 5,000 list.

How I Did It: Joaquin Galan, CEO, Galypso: After years of failed businesses and near bankruptcy, Joaquin Galan started -- and runs -- a multimillion dollar export-import company from his home.
How I Did It: Rachel Coleman, CEO, Two Little Hands Productions: Music had always defined Rachel Coleman's life, until she discovered her daughter was severely hearing impaired, which changed her life's focus.
How I Did It: Randy Horn, CEO, Zobmondo!! Entertainment: Randy Horn turned years of using ridiculous questions as pick up lines into a popular board game.

Where No Man Should Go: Profile of S.A. Robotics: S.A. Robotics creates and manufactures innovative robotic arm systems to clean up hazardous environments.

Interview: Carey Smith, CEO, Big Ass Fan Company: What's in a name? As it turns out, a lot. A memorable company name can leave a lasting impression on customers – and just might be the competitive edge you need. Carey Smith, CEO of the Big Ass Fan Company, explains.
Interview: Kathryn Maloney, CEO, Costume Craze: What does it take to boost your revenue by almost 700 percent? A little help from Harry Potter and Spider-Man never hurts. Meet Kate Maloney, CEO of Costume Craze.