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Lunar Loussia Highlights Power of Small Business Mentorship and Community Support in New Feature Interview
Lunar Loussia, San Diego, CA, USA.
Entrepreneur and Advocate Urges Business Leaders to Invest in People, Not Just Profits
Entrepreneur and founder of Improve Business Solutions, Lunar Loussia, is calling on fellow business owners to double down on mentorship, community service, and people-first leadership after being featured in a new business spotlight titled "Lunar Loussia's Rise: From Family Storefronts to Business Scale-Up." The article traces Loussia's journey from working in his father's grocery store to leading a company with 240 employees and over 1,500 clients.
"This isn't about fame or ego. It's about using your success to lift others," said Loussia. "I wouldn't be here without the people who guided me, including my cousin Mazin. I want other business owners to think: Who are you bringing up behind you?"
In the interview, Loussia shares insights from his early career at Wild Bill's Tobacco, his decade-long expansion as an AT&T franchisee, and the launch of Improve Business Solutions. But the heart of the conversation centers on giving back, particularly through team-building, junior mentorship, and service to local nonprofits.
Why This Message Matters
Small businesses make up 99.9% of U.S. businesses, employing over 61.6 million Americans. Yet only 30% of small business owners say they have access to a mentor, according to SCORE's 2024 report. Loussia believes that gap is hurting entrepreneurs, employees, and communities.
"We celebrate success stories, but we don't talk enough about the scaffolding behind them - mentors, churches, coaches, role models," Loussia said. "Mentorship isn't a luxury. It's a responsibility."
He also emphasized the importance of philanthropy through action, not just donations. Loussia and his company currently support more than 20 nonprofit organizations, including St. Peter's Catholic Church, Sharia's Closet, RIP Medical Debt, and Adopt a Refugee.
"I tell my kids - don't just give money. Show up. Roll your sleeves up. Let people see your face, your care. That's what sticks," he added.
A Call to Other Business Owners: Take One Step
Loussia's message is simple: invest in people first. That might mean mentoring a young employee, volunteering locally, or partnering with a nonprofit that aligns with your company values.
"You don't need to start a foundation," he said. "Start by helping one person grow. Help one nonprofit feed a few more families. Help one employee learn something new. That's the ripple effect that changes things."
He also urges business owners to think critically about what they associate their brand with, noting his own choice to stay away from potential investments that he found lacked integrity.
"I've worked hard to build a business with integrity. Not every dollar is worth chasing," he stated.
About Lunar Loussia
Lunar Loussia is the President of Improve Business Solutions, a San Diego-based firm supporting over 1,500 clients across industries. He previously built and sold a 65-store AT&T franchise business. He is also involved in custom home design and global manufacturing of building materials. Loussia is a father of three, an avid golfer, and a dedicated supporter of over 20 nonprofit organizations.
Get Involved
Loussia encourages individuals and business owners alike to:
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Mentor one person in your circle or community
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Volunteer with a local nonprofit or school
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Donate strategically to causes with long-term impact
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Reassess your company values and align them with your personal principles
"Don't wait for someone else to fix it," said Loussia. "We're all responsible for building something better."
To read the full interview, visit the website here [https://bmmagazine.co.uk/business/lunar-loussias-rise-from-family-storefronts-to-business-scale-up/].
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