by Allison De Meulder What do pasta and brainstorming meetings have in common? They can both be sticky. Brainstorming in my company was focused on leading others in a way where collaboration was key. We needed to accomplish various goals, including: bringing new products to market, surviving during economic downturns, and creating revenue generators. […]
by Melissa Stewart We are looking for a few amazing women (and men) to share their inspiration and expertise with the She Owns It community. Featured contributors will be selected based on their level of expertise in their particular fields. Featured contributors must be able to commit to partnering with She Owns It starting in […]
by Elaine Slatter During these crazy times, when face-to-face connections at events are not possible, have you thought about different ways to create video content? You don’t need to hire a videographer. All you need is a cellphone and the right equipment and setup and you can get started. In the beginning you may […]
by Mella Noir Have you ever met a raconteur? Definition: a storyteller, especially a person noted for telling stories with skill and wit. I wasn’t sure I had either…but, when you meet one it makes perfect sense. I have and his name is V. V is someone who can create almost anything creatively […]
by Dr Priyanka Chadha The route to business success is not an easy one; requiring dedication, hard work, and a fierce entrepreneurial spirit. Forging this path as women, especially women of Black Asian or Minority Ethnicity (BAME) origin is an even trickier endeavor, but not for lack of the aforementioned qualities. BAME women are grossly […]
by Nina Pineda In recent years, there have been many changes in the consumer buying process, and online research has played a huge role. In one study, researchers found that 94 percent of B2B buyers research online first before they decide on a purchase. Coincidentally, almost 70 of these buyers prefer learning about a brand […]
by Heidi J. Dalzell, PsyD. Too many women are terrified of taking risks and making a mistake, socially or otherwise, because they fear other people shaming them. Christiane Northrup, M.D., Goddesses Never Age I remember my first experience of being shamed in the workplace. It was before I’d made the leap to a psychology practice and […]
by Donna Amos There is always something to learn, whether you are a solopreneur starting social media marketing or in a big company with vast marketing experience. Some questions might seem simple to ask, but the answers will put you in a better position to improve your fan base, run your campaign successfully, and […]
by Heidi J. Dalzell, PsyD. Building your brand? Want to increase your presence? Most of all, do you have something important to say? A great way to showcase your knowledge and talents is by sharing them with media outlets who then share your voice widely. There are a number of free and paid sites […]
by Mella Noir Have you ever met a man who is always on the cusp of fame? Seriously. Next to it nonstop. So much so that it becomes contagious and the fame seeker becomes famous? I have, and his name is Rick Mendoza. We met because I was working with a client […]
