Ever wonder how some women entrepreneurs just “do it” without seeming to break a sweat? Well, they might have just worked with Elisabeth Galperin at Peak Productivity Coaching.Elisabeth joined me on the podcast to dispel some of the myths around multi-tasking, perfectionist thinking, and the … [Read more...]

Get to know Ann Johnston of Hyde Forty-Seven from our Summer 2022 LAUNCH Cohort!What exactly is your business?  My business is called Hyde Forty-Seven. It’s a jewelry company with classic bracelets and pendant necklaces and interchangeable Italian leather bands.How did you come up with your business … [Read more...]

Aviatra Accelerators, created to empower female entrepreneurs, at various stages of business, is searching for its next President & CEO. Nancy Aichholz successfully positioned Aviatra’s educational programming for female entrepreneurs, resulting in over 3,000 local women completing Aviatra … [Read more...]

Some of the best stories are from people who seemingly just trip into the next best chapter is their lives. Sue Bevan Baggott refers to herself as an “accidental angel investor." However, if you know Sue like I do (she has served as a primary mentor and advocate for me for year now), you would see … [Read more...]

Sofia Mimendi and Emily Bruns met in 2019 and became fast friends. The women bonded over their love of running, travel, the environment, and new challenges and decided they wanted to start a business. Thanks to Sofia’s business background and Emily’s creativity, Aclipse Campervans was born.With a … [Read more...]

As a young girl, Evelyn Streeter worked alongside her mother in her family’s flower shop in Michigan. After moving to Cincinnati, the third-generation florist knew she wanted to open her own flower business and continue her family’s legacy in the local community.Evelyn founded Eve Floral Co. in … [Read more...]

Hanging out with Kelly Bonnell, Executive Director at Main Street Ventures, always proves to be a blast and is always inspiring.We got together to talk about the importance of getting early stage funding into the hands of women and minorities. I always say, “It takes money to make money,” but that … [Read more...]

Mavis Linnemann-Clark graduated from culinary school in 2011. One year later, she decided she wanted to take her skills and bring globally inspired dishes and artisan jams to her hometown. That’s how her business, The Delish Dish, was born. The Delish Dish is a full-service catering and events … [Read more...]