A chicken restaurant chain with a strong presence in Connecticut has been named one of the "most investible" a recent survey proclaims. OXFORD, CT — Haven Hot Chicken, which has a presence in Oxford, has been voted Connecticut's "most investable business," in a recent survey.Haven Hot Chicken also came in at No. 8 nationally. In all, Haven Hot Chicken has state locations in Storrs, Middletown, Newington, New Haven, Orange, Oxford, North Haven, Norwalk and Fairfield.The survey was conducted by ...
A chicken restaurant chain with a strong presence in Connecticut has been named one of the "most investible" a recent survey proclaims.
OXFORD, CT — Haven Hot Chicken, which has a presence in Oxford, has been voted Connecticut's "most investable business," in a recent survey.
Haven Hot Chicken also came in at No. 8 nationally. In all, Haven Hot Chicken has state locations in Storrs, Middletown, Newington, New Haven, Orange, Oxford, North Haven, Norwalk and Fairfield.
The survey was conducted by by MarketBeat, a financial media company, and it asked 3,011 respondents across the U.S. a simple question:
"If you had $10,000 to invest in just one small business, who would get the money?"
The responses revealed a mix of food start-ups, healthcare providers, green energy firms, and design powerhouses. These aren’t household names (yet), but they’ve all built something that resonates with the communities around them - whether it’s through grit, flavor, innovation, or just showing up when it matters most.
The top 10 businesses chosen by respondents across the U.S. are:
No. 1 Big Money Retirement Solutions, Greenville, South Carolina
No. 2 Digital NYC Agency, NYC, New York
No. 3 Mochi Foods US, Las Vegas
No. 4 Best Practice Medicine, Bozeman, Montana
No. 5 Nurturing Angels Home Care, Greenville, Delaware
No. 6 Sunspear Energy, Honolulu, Hawaii
No. 7 Branch, Tampa Bay, Florida
No. 8 Haven Hot Chicken in Connecticut
No. 9 Life Dental Group, Oxford, Mississippi
No. 10 Structure, NYC, New York
"Small businesses are the heartbeat of local economies— and this list proves people aren't just cheering from the sidelines. They want to put their money where their values are. Whether it's solar energy in Hawaii or spicy chicken in Connecticut, Americans are clearly paying attention to the businesses making a difference right outside their front door," said Matt Paulson of MarketBeat.