Entrepreneur seizes remote work business opportunity

Kimberly Martinez went inside the box to fight back against the pandemic.

Cutline. Kimberly Martinez, left, and Lisa Harrington are positioning their new company, Bondy, as a way to reach out to remote employees.
Cutline. Kimberly Martinez, left, and Lisa Harrington are positioning their new company, Bondy, as a way to reach out to remote employees.
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The early days of the pandemic, starting in April, squeezed Kimberly Martinez like nothing else in nearly 20 years of running her own business.

 

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