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As someone who owns her own business I spend a lot of time working. It takes a great deal of time, energy and discipline to work for yourself, but over the years I’ve learned how to manage that time in a way that doesn’t eat into my social life. I haven’t always been a master
Full name?: Emily Raleigh Position / Job title?: Founder & Smart Starter of The Smart Girls Group 1. When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? President and a member of the New York City Ballet (simultaneously). 2. Fast-forward several years/decades. How did you land (or create) your current position? I founded The Smart Girls Group, which provides products, resources,
So, the month of June is almost over, and I can’t believe it. Where has this year gone? We officially have 6 Glamtrepreneur events under our belt, and 8 more scheduled in the coming months. It is crazy to me that this little idea I had is becoming a reality, and could potentially become my full time career. This past month has been a huge learning process for me. Not only have I learned so much more about running a business, but I feel like it has really given me a lot of confidence as a person. I thought it
She had to figure out how to create the life she wanted. After receiving her MBA from Cambridge University in England, she worked in the corporate world at companies, such as, Fujitsu (in London, England) and The Coca-Cola Company
Position / Job title?: Founder of Imperfect Concepts and ICB Consults 1. When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? Don’t laugh but I wanted to be corporate merger lawyer in a powersuit living in New York City by Central Park on the upper east side. 2. Fast-forward several years/decades. How did you Now more than ever, women are seeing the benefits of building their own businesses and are doing just that. In a world full of complicated and contradicting start up information, consider my eight simple tips for launching a successful business as a woman. It does after all help to get advice from someone who’s been there. Don’t quit your day job, at least not at first. While it may be tempting to jump feet first into building your business, it is wise to map out your financial needs and obligations before giving your two weeks notice. Consider working part-time as
After being unemployed for 10 years, she had a hard time finding a job, so she Full name?: Vivian Nunez Position / Job title?: Freelance Writer + Founder of Too Damn Young 1. When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up? A physical therapist…long shot away from that now. I grew up shadowing my mom at a physical therapy office and translated so much for the therapists that I was pretty sure I was going to
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