Orr moved back to the Boston area and formed Can-Am Enterprises with partners Tom Kelly and Paul Shanley, which built up a clientele of endorsements for Orr, including Baybank and Standard Brands.
"Our watches are made in limited series for a clientele of connoisseurs," Mr. Journe said in an interview in Paris.
However, analyses show that the studied PHC faces challenges of catering for a clientele of different ages and health status, as well as serving both individuals and the community as a group.
A successful restaurant is, at root, a collaborative enterprise — between a chef and a clientele — and, for all Má Pêche's achievements, something about the match isn't quite right.
Mr. Pagani, 55, who started making bicycles and balsa-wood replicas of racing cars in his youth before moving to Italy to work for Lamborghini, said he was seeking a wider clientele for his latest hypercar, a successor to Pagani Automobili's only model to date, the Zonda.
All within walking distance of one another, they are boutiques that, in almost every case, aggressively cater to a youthful clientele for whom shopping is an adored cultural pursuit.
Mr. Shivnarain, who has a degree in graphic design from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, has built a steady clientele for his airbrush business.
At her eponymous gallery, Bridgette Mayer has cultivated a younger clientele for her abstract works.
Sponsorship of the Cannes Film Festival, meanwhile, attracted a celebrity clientele for both the watch and jewelry collections.
