ooya Boniello featured in the Livability article that captures both her entrepreneurial drive and the support behind her success: “Being part of this community made starting my business feel less scary.”


Pooya Boniello Featured as a Minority Business Leader in Reno

As the Reno-Sparks region experiences explosive growth, minority-owned businesses are leading the charge — and Pooya Boniello is one of the standout names featured in Livability’s latest spotlight. A Stratus Building Solutions franchisee, Pooya’s entrepreneurial journey is more than just a personal win — it’s a testament to the strength, opportunity, and resilience of diverse business ownership in Nevada.
 

Turning Passion into Purpose

Originally drawn to Stratus for its strong infrastructure and eco-conscious brand, Pooya saw franchising as a path to ownership and empowerment. With the support of the Reno + Sparks Chamber of Commerce and Stratus’ systems, she’s turned that vision into a thriving business that’s cleaning up — literally and figuratively.


Stratus’ low-cost entry point, strong brand recognition, and values-driven mission aligned with Pooya’s goals. Today, she’s not just running a successful commercial cleaning franchise — she’s setting the bar for what’s possible when women and minorities are given the tools to lead.
 

A Community That Champions Growth

Pooya’s story is featured alongside other thriving minority entrepreneurs in Reno. The article underscores how regional leaders and organizations are championing inclusive economic growth. For Pooya, being part of this wave means more than business — it means legacy.
 

If you’re seeking inspiration, or considering the leap into business ownership, read Pooya’s story in Livability. She’s showing that with the right support system — like Stratus — the path to entrepreneurship is wide open.
 

Read the full article in Livability.