Two years ago, Andrew Boji started posting his food on Instagram just for fun, with no plans to do anything more than entertain the family and friends he cooked for. He always made good food for everybody, and they always saw his passion. They wondered if he would open a restaurant, but that never occurred to the 33-year-old.
Read MoreFady Asmar has been dreaming of this day for a decade. A man of the modern age, he’s been looking for a KonKan app for nearly as long as there have been apps. KonKan is a popular rummy-style card game widely played in the Middle East and Latin America. It is historically recognized as the ancestor of modern Rummy.
Read MoreIn Northern Michigan, where rolling golf greens meet ski slopes overlooking Lake Bellaire, a new chapter is beginning for one of the state’s most recognizable four-season destinations. Pattah Development has officially acquired Shanty Creek Resort, marking not only a major business milestone, but also a moment of pride for Michigan’s Chaldean community.
Read MoreWhen you think of essential businesses in Metro Detroit, ice might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But for Tyler Yaldo, an environmental entrepreneur with deep roots in the Chaldean business community, it’s the perfect opportunity. Alongside his partners—Matthew and Brian Loussia, Devon Lousia, and Dennis Hickey of Value Wholesale, Yaldo’s father Ray and brother Gavin, plus Sahir Kas-Marogi and his sons Chris, Adam and Andrew—they are launching Motor City Ice, a new ice company designed to bring reliability, convenience, and innovation to local retailers, restaurants, and event spaces.
Read MoreAfter years spent building his SubSummit conference, Chris George and his partners, John Hajji and Paul Chambers, exited the business earlier this year in an eight-figure acquisition by Nineteen Group. The trio launched SubSummit in 2016 as an annual weekend conference geared toward subscription-based businesses. It created a space where founders, operators, and innovators could connect, exchange ideas, and push the industry forward together.
Read MoreFrom launching fast-casual restaurant concepts to building international retail and entertainment platforms, Saad Nadhir has spent a career transforming bold ideas into enduring enterprises. In 2026, the Chaldean American Chamber of Commerce will honor Nadhir as its Businessperson of the Year, recognizing not only his corporate achievements but also his longstanding commitment to mentorship and community leadership.
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