In a world where innovation knows no gender, Founder Buddies stands as a beacon for female entrepreneurs, fostering a community where collaboration, learning, and support transcend boundaries. While the platform is designed to connect and uplift women, its impact extends far beyond, creating an inclusive space for all aspiring founders.
Get ready to meet Bemigho Blessing Tenumah, the Nigerian music queen who is slaying the game with her fierce skills and fabulous flair. Born and raised in the colorful town of Okere in Warri South, Delta State, Blessing is a proud member of the Itsekiri tribe, a culture that celebrates music and art. From a young age, Blessing was hooked on hip-hop, jamming to the tunes of Nicki Minaj, Lil Wayne, and Drake. She dreamed of becoming a rapper herself, and started her
STEM, the magical realm of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, is where the future unfolds, and the possibilities are boundless. Think of it as a treasure chest filled with keys to innovation, discovery, and mind-boggling problem-solving. But there’s a catch: girls are still underrepresented on this thrilling adventure, facing obstacles like stereotypes, bias, and a lack of role models. It’s time to change the game, and we’re here to show you how. So, why should you encourage your daughter to take the plunge
Meet Francesca Delisle, the founder and CEO of MySyde, a new app that connects service providers with their local community. Francesca is a woman of Mexican American descent and a chef by trade. She has worked as a service provider for over 10 years and has built her business from scratch. She knows the challenges and opportunities of marketing herself to potential customers who need and want her services. That’s why she created MySyde, a platform that allows any service provider to market
In an era of growing environmental consciousness, businesses with a sustainability and social responsibility focus are on the rise. Women entrepreneurs can champion eco-friendly practices and support social causes, aligning with conscious consumers. By weaving sustainability into your business’s fabric, you not only contribute to a better world but also create a compelling brand story.
Do you want to join the ranks of the rich and successful women in business? Do you wonder what they have that you don’t? The truth is, they don’t have any secret formulas or magic tricks. They just have a certain way of thinking and acting that sets them apart from the rest. In this article, you will learn about nine characteristics that millionaire businesswomen have in common, and how you can apply them to your own business and life.
Impostor syndrome can cast a shadow of doubt on our abilities and hinder our progress towards success. But it’s time to break free from its grip and embrace our authentic power. By overcoming self-doubt, boosting our confidence, and cultivating a mindset of self-belief, we can unleash our true potential and achieve remarkable growth. Join us on this transformative journey as we explore effective strategies and practical tips for conquering impostor syndrome, building resilience, and embracing the limitless possibilities that await. It’s time to
Discover how upskilling can empower women who have faced job loss to find new opportunities and create a brighter career future. Get access to practical tips, resources, and strategies for acquiring new skills and knowledge and becoming more competitive in the job market
Navigating the path to success can be a complex and challenging endeavor, particularly for women who may encounter additional barriers and biases. These challenges can come in the form of societal expectations, discrimination, and a dearth of representation in leadership positions. Despite these obstacles, there are certain habits and practices that highly successful women tend to embody, which can facilitate their progress towards their goals, despite any hindrances.
Swin Huang shares her journey starting THE NO.2 EYEWEAR.
A new way to think about event planning is possible. And it’s now available to everyone. Yes, we are talking to you, those who really do not feel like hiring a consultant for the housewarming party! Or you, super-busy people, who don’t have the time to organize your best friend’s baby shower. Or parents y’all, getting nervous when planning their children’s birthday. How many times did you get lost in a Google or Yelp search, to the point you called a friend to ask
The current job search process is broken and expensive coaching and resume services is not the answer. Job Search Boot Camp has support systems built into the program, providing you with a community who is going through the same process you are, and an accountability buddy who knows the ins and outs of your job search every step of the way. We treat the rejections as opportunities to cross roles off of our list and narrow in on the roles and relationships that
Ashwini Prasad is a South Asian Indian immigrant to Canada and the United States, but her life is more complex. She was born in Fiji Islands, raised in Calgary, AB and Vancouver, BC, and has spent her adult life in the United States, mainly in the Pacific Northwest. Equity and justice are her pillars as an anti-racist educator and screen writer. Her pillars were rooted in college which is now over 20 years of experience in anti-racism, anti-oppression and social justice work with
Dozie Oheri is the CEO/Founder of Choose to DO, Inc.
Courtney Kanner Fishman, CEO of My Little Outfit™ announced the launch of her upscale/resale website for children’s clothing. Curating gently loved™, pre-owned clothing into fashionable outfits for sizes 0-6 years and growing, the concept maximizes budget, organizes closets and benefits the environment. Offering more than 100 brands from Mayoral to Gucci, My Little Outfit’s Shop Wear Trade™ model offers a myriad of fashion-forward outfits all at the same low price of $18.99. The cost to clothe a child can top $2,000 annually. Most