Category: She Owns It

Meet Author and Musician Angela van Breemen

My name is Angela van Breemen, and I have owned several businesses over the last forty years. After selling our dental supply company eleven years ago, it was not my intention to go back into business, but as my husband, Peter Thomas Pontsa, and I are both published authors, we decided to form a new […]

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Get to know Esther Huybreghts Co-Founder of Pok Pok – a Montessori-Inspired Learning App

Esther Huybreghts, CCO Pok Pok The idea for Pok Pok began with a mom who was tired of seeing the same overstimulating, ad-ridden screen time options offered to her kids. Co-founder Esther wanted something as safe, educational, and low-stimulation as the toys her kids used at home. That’s why she created Pok Pok, a Montessori-inspired […]

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Chasing Your Dreams: A Road Less Traveled, But Worth Every Step

Have you ever felt like you’re trying to navigate through a wild, mystical forest on your quest for personal and professional fulfillment? Well, you’re not alone. Whether you’re looking to launch your own brand or aiming for the top of that corporate ladder—your journey is going to be filled with ups, downs, and all-arounds. So, […]

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From Corporate Sales to Franchise Owner: Entrepreneur Cecilia Smith of Let Mommy Sleep Charlotte

Meet Let Mommy Sleep Franchise Entrepreneur Cecilia Smith Cecilia Smith spent her entire career in corporate sales. She never expected to leave until an opportunity to help new parents navigate life with a newborn came across her desk. As her friends each started their families, they unanimously stated that the newborn stage was the hardest […]

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Joy is My job (yours too)! 3 Tips for Busy Women Who Want More Joy

Eight years ago, I found myself juggling young kids and a demanding career, feeling the weight of stress and teetering on burnout. Sound familiar? Back then, I was waiting for things to get easier and more joyful. Looking back, it was a complete gamble. What were the odds of life being less hectic, my energy […]

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5 Signs That Public Relations is the Right Move to Elevate Your Brand as a Female Entrepreneur

For many, public relations (PR) remains a mysterious and vague term used interchangeably with marketing and advertising or is misused as an abbreviation for press releases. While public relations interact with marketing and advertising and can include occasional press releases, it is a holistic approach to building a positive public image earned by the merit […]

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Branding Tips for Startups: Building a Strong Identity from the Ground Up

Photo by KOBU Agency on Unsplash Branding is one of the most crucial aspects of any business, especially for startups. A distinctive brand can set a company apart and foster customer loyalty. Here are essential branding tips for startups aiming to build a robust identity from the ground up. Define Your Brand Identity Start by […]

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Entrepreneurial Lessons Learned in the Events and Staffing Industry

A Canadian entrepreneur in the events and staffing industry for 17 years shares 13 lessons learned from her business. While the events industry is constantly changing, she found it important to maintain genuine connections and remain authentic. There are a number of lessons to be learned, but having clients no matter how large, choose you […]

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Overcoming Your Inner Critic: Why working with a coach gives women leaders the edge

Photo by Liza Summer As women leaders, we have a common adversary—a persistent defamer who undercuts us, second-guesses our instincts, and undermines our decisions—the inner critic. In my practice, I hear this personal saboteur called by many names by women in leadership roles: impostor syndrome, fraud police, anxiety, insecurity, and self-doubt. This judgmental voice, whatever […]

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Shira Yevin’s Push for Fair Pay and Gender Equality in Music through Gritty in Pink and InPink

Editorial-Shot-Credit: SoFinch-Photography Punk Rock Singer and Entrepreneur Shira Yevin’s Push for Fair Pay and Gender Equality in Music through Gritty in Pink and InPink, a Women-Focused Job Marketplace “Mama always said, “Ask, and ye shall receive.” I’m a big proponent of women asking for what they want and need. It can sometimes be intimidating or […]

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