Tiny Superheroes is a small local business with a big mission. The superhero cape company wants to empower kids of all abilities to embrace differences as their superpowers.

Run by native St. Louisan Robyn Rosenberger, they started by focusing on children who were overcoming serious illness or disability, but their capes are for all kids.

Who To Watch, Local Businesses, St. Louis Start-Up SceneAmanda HonigfortJanuary 26, 2019TinySuperheroesTinySuperheroes, Robyn Rosenberger, St. Louis non-profits, community organization, St. Louis Community, Saint Louis Community, Arch Grant Company, Arch Grants, Saint Louis Start-Up, St. Louis StartupComment

Who To Watch: Will Edwards - MetKnow

Will Edwards sits in his Washington Ave. office describing a situation we all know far too well - watching someone coming at you that you’re really supposed to know, but for the life of you their name has vanished from your mind. It’s an sinking feeling, and a situation best avoided; luckily, Edwards has a solution.

“MetKnow is a patented flashcard and quizzing application that helps members and organizations learn each other’s names – so you can review flashcards, quiz yourself on them and get to know their names,” said Edwards - with earnestness radiating from his friendly face.

It’s a solution compelling enough to earn him a coveted Arch Grant in 2017.

Who To Watch, St. Louis Start-Up Scene, Local BusinessesAmanda HonigfortJanuary 23, 2019MetKnowWill Edwards, MetKnow, MetKnow Business, How to remember people's names, St. Louis Startup, Arch Grant Company, Arch Grants, St. Louis Small Business, St. Louis Tech Company, Saint Louis Start-UpComment