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Jessie Goldenberg has always had a knack for adventure, so when she decided to open her own gypsy-inspired boutique, she knew a typical storefront wouldn’t fly. That’s why she started NOMAD, the 120- square-foot hippie-meets-rock truck, packed with a variety of New York and Los Angeles labels. Everything is under $100—think festival wares such as Cotton Candy kimonos ($52) and printed bell-bottoms by Patrons of Peace ($54). Read the full story here.

This week, when it looked like the deep freeze would never end, fashion boutique owner Jessie Goldenberg made a brilliant move: She drove her entire business to Tampa. When your store is on wheels, you can do that. Ms. Goldenberg’s shop, Nomad, occupies all 120 square feet of a former uniform-delivery truck she found on Craigslist. Read the full article here.

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Jessie Goldenberg, founder of Nomad, says she learned that huge risks are sometimes worth taking. Goldenberg graduated from NYU's prestigious film program in 2010 and got a job working at CBS. It seemed as if her career path was set, but she considered the dream she had of opening her own fashion boutique. Lacking the funds or credit history to make such an investment, she instead raised money to start her own fashion truck, a mobile fashion retailer she named Nomad.Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/lessons-entrepreneurs-learned-in-their-20s-2015-1?op=1#ixzz3QVfq4Jrb

Food trucks can be found all over the city, but have you seen this truck?! The Nomad Truck is a hip clothes store on wheels! Full of affordable funky, boho clothes and locally crafted jewelry, it can be found parked at colleges, flea markets, and street corners in all of the popular neighborhoods in Manhattan and Brooklyn. See more here.