Podcasts about business among moms

Select Series: In this special Select episode, we'll delve into "The Power of Showing Up, Being Visible and Vulnerable" with Julie Fry. Originally aired as Episode 39 of Guts, Grit & Great Business® on Dec 22, 2020, it's a conversation that remains as relevant and insightful as ever. Whether you're tuning in for the first time or revisiting it as a longtime listener, we're thrilled to have you with us. With Julie Fry, Founder of Your Guest Expert. Her company helps industry experts gain visibility, leads and sales by sharing their message on podcast interviews. Her secret sauce is creating meaningful connections between people that become clients, collaborators, resources, mentors, and friends. She discovered this gift when she founded and ran the networking organization, Business Among Moms. Join us for this deep and wide conversation: we discuss business, motherhood, depression, mindset and handling turmoil and transitions. Julie shares openly about her own amazing journey, peaks and valleys, including dealing with a difficult health diagnosis on top of everything else in her very full life as a business owner and mom. And we get to her zone of genius: helping others become visible, and using her brilliant skills in supporting connections and collaboration between others to support their business growth. You will love Julie's insights, her willingness to be vulnerable and sharing openly about her journey. I can't wait for you to hear this episode! Learn more by visiting the show notes at www.legalwebsitewarrior.com/podcast/julie-fry/

With Julie Fry, Founder of Your Guest Expert. Her company helps industry experts gain visibility, leads and sales by sharing their message on podcast interviews. Her secret sauce is creating meaningful connections between people that become clients, collaborators, resources, mentors, and friends. She discovered this gift when she founded and ran the networking organization, Business Among Moms. Join us for this deep and wide conversation: we discuss business, motherhood, depression, mindset and handling turmoil and transitions. Julie shares openly about her own amazing journey, peaks and valleys, including dealing with a difficult health diagnosis on top of everything else in her very full life as a business owner and mom. And we get to her zone of genius: helping others become visible, and using her brilliant skills in supporting connections and collaboration between others to support their business growth. You will love Julie's insights, her willingness to be vulnerable and sharing openly about her journey. I can't wait for you to hear this episode!

Summer is here, or at least close, for teachers and that means you get 2 months off!  Okay, now that we've all had a good laugh... Summer is a great time to work on your business because, even if you have a full-time job over the break, it's likely not as intense and draining as teaching, so you've got some extra time and energy to work with. How can you use these 2 months to strengthen your business? There are a couple of ways. You can put the extra time and energy you have toward building your business, and you can use the time to get ahead on side hustle work so you're prepared when busy times of year crop up. Go All In In the summer months, especially if you don't have to work a job, you can basically make your side hustle a full-time gig. Use this time to dedicate yourself to building your business in ways that you simply can't do while school is in session. Some of the things I like to do during this time is batch my content, But one of the most important things I do over the summer is spending time thinking about my business. During the school year I'm often so busy that I spend all my time on all the little things that have to get done that I don't get to sit back and think about the big picture. I do lots of work in my business, but not necessarily on it. This is your chance to take stock of how far you've come, where you'd like to see your business go in the future, and what you need to do to get there. Make Connections Business is relationships, so use the extra time and more relaxed pace of the summer to strengthen existing relationships and create new ones. If you're in Facebook groups, start interacting more, set up coffee chats so you can make genuine connections with people who are in your niche, or peripheral niches, or who just seem like fun, like-minded folks. If you're able to venture out of the house, think about trying a few in-person networking events, too. Your local Chamber of Commerce, and those in surrounding towns, are great places to start and they often have social or other events for non-members. You can also try Meetup.com to see if there are any related group meetings in your area. And you can try more specific groups like Business Among Moms to see if they have a chapter near you. Make a Plan Just like we do for the school year, summer is the time to take a long view of your business and make a plan. Not just a plan for how much money you want to make - though that can be helpful - but a structure for your year. Having a plan helps you when you are struggling to think of what to do next, and it can prevent shiny object syndrome, where you go chasing after the hottest trend or tool. Some things I include on my plan are: Any product or services I plan to launch Any products or services of others I want to promote Content brainstorm (great to do in the summer when your mind is fresh and well rested) Companies I want to work with, but don't have a strong relationship with yet Some questions I ask myself: What worked well in my side hustle this year? What didn't work so well? Where did my revenue come from? What is my 1 thing for next year? Pre-Write Content If you write one extra blog post, or record one extra podcast or video each week of summer break you'll give yourself a vault of at least 8 pieces of content from which to draw throughout the year. You can either plan for specific times of the year when you know you won't be able to create new content - like parent conference week or when you're directing the school play - or plan more evergreen content you can pull out as needed. I try to record my entire fall season of podcast episodes over the summer so I don't have to worry about it when school starts. Every little thing that you can do during the summer to make your life easier in the fall is, in my humble opinion, totally worth it. Learn New Skills I find that in my business, there's always something new to learn, but not always time to learn it. Whether it's how to use a new program or new method of doing something, is there something you'd like to learn about? Now's the time! Some of the things I've dedicated summers to learning have been: How to set up my own WordPress website using Divi Business accounting and money management from Profit First Creating and editing graphics in PicMonkey How to start and grow a membership site And this summer I'm learning all about teaching on the Outschool platform! What's most important is that, whatever you learn, dream, or decide, you put it into action. Use the summer months to clarify your vision and design a clear path to follow so that when temptations arise - a new business, a new program or tool, or just quitting all together - you have something to go back to and say, "This is my vision. This is my dream, and I'm sticking with it." So, my friend, if one of the things you've been dreaming of is to start or level up your side hustle, I would like to personally invite you to join Edupreneur Academy. Inside the Academy you will find all the resources, tutorials, and support you need to build a thriving, profitable business. And because it's designed for teachers, by teachers, every strategy and tip shared is given with total understanding of a teacher's reality. To join or learn more go to members.sidehustleteachers.com. As soon as you join you'll have access to the full archive of courses, videos, and our unique, just for teachers, Success Path. Plus you'll get to participate in our monthly live Q & A calls - my personal favorite time of the month. Just go to members.sidehustleteachers.com to sign up today!

It’s a Trillion Dollar Industry & Growing: How female-owned businesses are on the rise and what it means to be a “Mompreneur” in 2019! Female-led businesses have grown nearly 60 percent in the past decade, generating 3.1 trillion dollars in revenue. Leading the pack are the mompreneurs, the women who balance being a mom on the playground, with leading the charge as an entrepreneur and crushing it.  Chief Mom Officer of Business Among Moms, Julie Fry offer her tips for women thinking about running their own business, but having no idea where to start. Julie also discuss findings of a new survey which offer insight from moms on the common challenges with owning a business. Finally, she’ll share some great resources that are available to turn the dream of owning your own business, into a reality.

I’m back from the B A M Success Summit, hosted by Julie Fry, which took place in Seattle a couple weeks ago.  Business Among Moms is more than just an annual conference, it’s a collection of more than 30 locally-based chapters around the country, and a whole lot more.  In this episode I gather takeaways from some of the great women I met.  Kate Ahl, founder of Simple Pin Media, makes Pinterest Marketing easy to understand and implement without feeling overwhelmed. Website: https://www.simplepinmedia.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/simplepinmedia Twitter: https://twitter.com/simplepinmedia Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/simplepinmedia/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-ahl-79a653107/   Katy Blevins Calabrese is the Chief Leadership & Training Officer for Business Among Moms.  Website: www.businessamongmoms.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katyblevins Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seasonofkaty/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seasonofkaty LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katyblevins/ Michelle Cooper owns Alchemy Accounting. Alchemy Accounting uses the Profit First cash management system. Her team is trained and certified by Profit First professionals to guide business owners and entrepreneurs in maximizing their profits through excellent bookkeeping and accounting. Website: http://MichelleBCooper.com Website: http://AlchemyAccounting.ca Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michelle.h.cooper.9   Karen Nelson helps website owners use Facebook ads and Pinterest ads to drive traffic to their products. Email: Karen@karenjnelson.com Website: KarenJNelson.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KarenJNelsonDigitalSupport/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karennelsondigital/   Melina Palmer is the founder of Brainy Business. She helps companies of all sizes to incorporate behavioral economics in their businesses, to make them “”brain-friendly” to increase conversions and ROI. Website: www.thebrainybusiness.com Podcast: Listen to the Podcast Youtube: Check out my speaker reel! What I got from the summit is countless, genuine, authentic, fun, and valuable connections. Because of the time that I spent connecting with amazing women, I’m not noticing just an uptick, but rather like an explosion of activity in my business. If you want to know more about the BAM Success Summit, go to https://bamsuccesssummit.com. Registration and tickets reopen in December. Register here:   https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2020-bam-success-summit-conference-all-access-tickets-61727767414 Ladies, what’s your takeaway from this episode? Come share in the She Thinks Big Facebook group.   Work with Geraldine: Strategy Session 1:1 Coaching VIP Day  

Do you have your sights set on a conference or event that you want to speak at? How can you increase your chances of being chosen? Today I talk with Julie Fry, the owner of Business Among Moms, and the Business Among Moms Success Summit. Julie tells us her best Do’s and Don’ts around the process of applying to speak. We also talk about how to get the most out of attending a conference, what to think about in advance, and who you might want to speak with.  

Do you have a podcast - or video series or blog - but aren’t getting leads from it as you had expected? You know your content is good - you’re getting listeners and viewers and readers - but, when it comes to making money as a result of that content, it’s crickets (and an empty inbox). What can you do? This is the question my guest today, Stacey Ogden of Busy Mom Collective, had. In this on-air coaching call, you’ll hear as we dissect what’s going on with her podcast (if you don’t have a podcast, you can apply it to the content you’re creating). We come up with specific strategies she - and you - can use to generate leads, including: what to do on her podcast to talk about what she does what kinds of calls to action to include and how many where to promote her podcast what to do when people sign up for her email list.   One thing Stacey told me is that she doesn’t want her podcast to come off as a sales pitch. And, I totally get it. I did an entire episode on why you shouldn’t sell from the stage - and what to do instead (episode 59). The same premise applies to your podcast and other content. If you need help strategizing your podcast, video series, or messaging in general, you can book a strategy session. Strategy sessions are great for specific questions or challenges you have. We dig deep and you walk away with a concrete action plan, much like you’ll hear here with Stacey.   This episode is the second in a 4-part series related to podcasting. If you host a podcast or have a thought about it, this series will help you get better results. If you don’t have any plans for a podcast, still listen! The strategies we talk about can be applied in other areas too.   About My Guest: Stacey Ogden is the founder and owner of the Busy Mom Collective. Through her podcast of the same name, and working one-on-one with clients, she helps working moms and mompreneurs master their schedules, own their time, and conquer their out of control to-do lists. She lives in western Connecticut with her husband, 7 year old daughter, and German Shepherd puppy where she teaches middle school music and runs a local chapter of Business Among Moms. The Speaking Your Brand podcast is hosted by Carol Cox. At Speaking Your Brand, we help women entrepreneurs and professionals create their signature talks and gain more visibility to achieve their goals. Our mission is to get more women in positions of influence and power: on stages, in businesses, on boards, in the media, in politics, and in our communities. Check out our coaching programs and workshops at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com.   Highlights: Having a focused niche for your podcast The kinds of episodes you can do on your podcast (guest interviews, coaching calls, solo episodes) Why you should do on-air coaching calls on your podcast The calls to action Stacey currently has on her podcast and what she could change them to Should you should have only *one* call to action or is it ok to have multiple ones? How Stacey is using her Facebook page Specific strategies to get more leads from the podcast What to do when someone joins your email list Where to place your calls to action within your podcast How to connect your call to action to your on-air coaching call   Links: Show notes at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/86 Stacey’s website: https://busymomcollective.com/ Check out Stacey’s podcast “The Busy Mom Collective” Join the free Speaking Your Brand community at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/join/ or text the word SPEAKING to 444-999. Sign up for a Strategy Session at https://www.speakingyourbrand.com/strategy. Ready to create your signature talk and framework? Email me at carol@speakingyourbrand.com or click here to schedule a call. Say hi to me on Instagram and Twitter: @CarolMorganCox. Subscribe to the podcast and leave a review!   Other Episodes Mentioned: Episode 59: Why You Shouldn't Sell from the Stage - and What to Do Instead Episode 34: Relationship Selling with Nikki Rausch Nikki Rausch on Stacey’s podcast episode 29

Beth reviews the book “The Science of Parenting” by Margot Sunderland. This is not sponsored but she found it incredibly useful for the majority of childhood stages and wanted to share! Show Notes [03:37] Business Among Moms [05:03] Real Mom Moment of the Week [009:30] Tips of the Week: Listen and Breathe [14:06] Topic Intro: The Read More ...

  In this episode, Sara talks with Michelle Wong about leaving her cushy (but ill-fitting) corporate software engineering career three times before fully committing to her passion: serving as a wellness and lifestyle strategist. Michelle shares how her understanding of and beliefs about money came into play; she explains network marketing and she gives tips for getting out of your head and into your body. Michelle uniquely blends nutrition, supplementation, intuition, self-care and leadership techniques, all while helping women create a luscious life that aligns with their core values and purpose.   Sara and Michelle discuss: How they know each other Their public speaking group, WomanSpeak Michelle's studies and career in engineering Being drawn to wellness Teaching pilates Dreaming of going back to school to study medicine Worrying about her mortgage Books:Passive income Suze Orman's books "Rich Dad Poor Dad" book by Robert Kiyosaki Network marketing Going back to school for naturopathic and Chinese medicine Selling her condo Realizing school wasn't the place for her Choosing to work with USANA Health Sciences The difference between coaching and consulting Michelle's inspirations & role models "Beautiful Money" book by Leanne Jacobs Barbara Stanney's books: "Sacred Success" "Over Coming Under Earning" "Prince Charming Isn't Coming" Wild Playground Michelle's favorite networking groups in the Seattle area What it means to be "multi-passionate" Business Among Moms (which is also nationwide!) Illuminating Women WON Northwest Ladies in Business How to get out of your head and into your body Emotional Freedom Technique Michelle going back to corporate three times Escaping to Bali and not finding the "Eat, Pray, Love"-style answers she was looking for there Fully committing to USANA Health Sciences The messages Michelle heard about career when she was growing up The illusion of career "stability" The freedom that comes from leaving an unhappy job for something you love The impacts of stress on our bodies Michelle taking her own advice about self-care How she allows herself to be imperfect Helping people get off the sugar roller coaster Wishing she'd had more confidence earlier in her career Narrowing one's focus in life ...and more! Michelle's full bio: Michelle Wong mentors women to become the leader of their own lives. She uniquely blends nutrition, supplementation, intuition, self-care and leadership techniques, all while helping people build a thriving wellness business. When not facilitating group programs, and 1:1 business coaching, Michelle can be found dancing NIA or Qoya, OM-ing in a yoga class, strolling around the local farmer's market or reading a book next to her fireplace. Her approach is kind AND fierce, and she won’t let you self-sabotage… It costs you too much of your precious time, energy and abundance. Michelle helps women to create a luscious life that's in alignment with their core values and purpose.   Connect with Michelle: Websites: https://www.thenonlinearpath.com Facebook Pages: https://www.facebook.com/michellewongNonlinearPath  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michellewong.xo  Usana: www.michellewong.usana.com 

Is it possible to manage multiple businesses? What’s the best way to get the most out of your business when it comes to prices and time investment? Join me as I coach Rae Walaska, a successful entrepreneur who runs a murder-mystery entertainment company and a social media management company, on these issues. We go into the intricacies of keeping her murder-mystery business going, and tackle the topic of licensing vs. franchising vs. coaching as ways to move forward. For her social media business, Rae and I dive into how to move from being a social media generalist to a social media specialist. Hint: It’s about productizing your service! Join the BizChix Community Connect With Rae Walaska: Murder N Mayhem She Sells Studios LinkedIn Books or Tools or Events Mentioned: BizChix Live 2018 BAM Success Summit 2018 BAM Success Summit 2018 - Tickets, 1 Day Mastermind and Meetup Built to Sell by John Warrillow BizChix Episodes Mentioned: 312: Sales is About Listening with Nikki Rausch 313: Finding Her Niche in Video with Jessica Stansberry 314: Stepping into Her Publicity Superpower with Amanda Berlin 307: How to Maximize a Live Event with Julie Fry of Business Among Moms 84: Fit4Mom Franchisor Lisa Druxman – Mompreneur, Fitness, Global Brand 304: The Fortune Is in the Follow Up Other On Air Coaching Calls Work With Natalie: One Day Mastermind CEOCHIX Mastermind Strategy Session ProfitChix Mastermind Work with Shelli: One Day Mastermind EliteChix Mastermind Strategy Session This episode was first published at BizChix.com/315. Subscribe to our sister podcast, Stacking Your Team, on your podcast app or listen at http://bizchix.com/category/team/.

Meet StaceyStacey Ogden is the founder and owner of the Busy Mom Collective. Through her podcast of the same name, and working one-on-one with clients, she helps working moms and mompreneurs master their schedules, own their time, and conquer their out of control to-do lists. She lives in western Connecticut with her husband, 7 year old daughter, and German Shepherd puppy where she teaches middle school music and runs a local chapter of Business Among Moms.See the Full Show Notes >> https://1kmom.com/create-to-do-list-from-brain-dumpJoin the FREE 1k Mom Community >> https://1kmomtribe.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Word of mouth is so powerful, and personal recommendations can shorten the client buying cycle immensely. Let's get you more referrals. We'll explore: 1. Who might refer you business? 2. Does your network understand your business? 3. Do you have a path to accept referrals? 4. Do you ask for referrals? 5. Do you have a way to thank people for referrals? 6. Do you know who your top referrers are? 7. What if you don't want the referral? Do you still have to take it? Learn how to Define Your Niche on this previous BizChix episode: 270: The Magical Art of Niching Down    This episode is sponsored by Business Among Moms. Join us in May for the BAM Success Summit.   Join the BizChix Community   Books or Tools or Events Mentioned: BAM Success Summit 2018 BAM Success Summit 2018 - Tickets, 1 Day Mastermind and Meetup Other Links Mentioned: Carol Cox, Speaking Your Brand Amy Feierman, Mommy Income Nikki Rausch, Sales Maven Sue Monhait Natalie Gingrich Amanda Berlin Sarah Frink, Real Marketing Solutions Jacqueline Snyder, Designer Consulting Co-op Jessica Stansberry   Work With Natalie: One Day Mastermind CEOCHIX Mastermind Strategy Session Work with Shelli: One Day Mastermind EliteChix Mastermind Strategy Session This episode was first published at BizChix.com/311. Listen to our sister podcast, Stacking Your Team, online or in your podcast app. Was this content valuable? Please share it with one person!

  Social Media can be a very powerful tool for growing your business but it can also be a huge distraction. Instead of trying to learn the latest new social media tool or strategy, I'd love for you to think about what is working right now for you in terms of gaining visibility for your business. Let’s get back to the basics - I share some strategies for working on your personal network, and boosting your visibility, with some social media tips too. Join the BizChix Community Books or Tools or Events Mentioned: BAM Success Summit 2018 Social Media Marketing World Virtual Ticket Built to Sell Other Links Mentioned: Social Media Marketing Society BizChix Episodes Mentioned: 307: How to Maximize a Live Event with Julie Fry of Business Among Moms 270: The Magical Art of Niching Down 271: Should You Target Local Clients? Work With Natalie: One Day Mastermind CEOCHIX Mastermind Strategy Session Work with Shelli: One Day Mastermind EliteChix Mastermind Strategy Session This episode was first published at BizChix.com/309. Listen to our sister podcast, Stacking Your Team, on your podcast app or at BizChix.com.

You’ve registered for an event or a conference - now, how do you make the most out of that investment? My guest Julie Fry, founder of Business Among Moms, not only attends numerous events, but also hosts her own local meet ups and an annual conference. She joins me to talk about the top dos and don’ts to make every event you attend a successful one. We share our insights about things to do before, during and after an event, and discuss planning your event strategy, how to make connections and build your network, and even what you should wear! We’ve also got some pro-tips to make sure you’re maximizing your time at any event or conference you attend. Join the BizChix Community Connect With Julie Fry: Business Among Moms Website Instagram Twitter Books or Tools or Events Mentioned: BizChix Live 2018 BAM Success Summit 2018 Social Media Marketing World 2018 Other Links Mentioned: Follow Natalie on Twitter Follow Natalie on Instagram Jessica Rhodes, Interview Connections BizChix Episodes Mentioned: 24: Business Among Moms owner Julie Fry 249: Hosting Profitable Live Events with Julie Fry of Business Among Moms 16: John Dumas of Entrepreneur on Fire Shares His Secrets Previous Episodes with Amy Porterfield Stacking Your Team (SYT) Episodes Mentioned: SYT 3: [On Air Coaching] First Steps to Hiring a Virtual Team with Lorena Klingel Listen to Stacking Your Team Work With Natalie: One Day Mastermind CEOCHIX Mastermind Strategy Session Work with Shelli: One Day Mastermind EliteChix Mastermind Strategy Session This episode was first published at BizChix.com/307.

4 years ago, Julie Fry was fed up with too much travel and not enough control of her schedule or her family life.  She left her corporate sales job and decided to buy a blog, BusinessAmongMoms.com to have more control over her life and spend more time with her kids.   She quickly learned she was way too extroverted for a purely online company and pivoted to serve women entrepreneurs with community, education, and support for their businesses through networking and educational events.   Since then, Business Among Moms or BAM, has grown to 20 chapters across the country, and nearly 1000 members.    Along the way Julie has learned about herself and the power of connecting women.  She has created something she truly loves and that fuels her mind and her soul.     While Julie has been busy growing her dream and serving women all over the country, she has also learned how to best serve herself as she lives valiantly with blood chronic lymphocytic leukemia.     I so appreciate Julie coming on the show to talk about building her dream business and building a life she loves around a life with cancer.      Listen in to hear Julie share: How she decided to buy a business and how you anyone can start this journey  The joy in connecting women How to let mommy guilt GO How she was diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and her prognosis today How to slow down and still live big   Links Mentioned: Julie’s Website: www.businessamongmoms.com Business Among Moms on Facebook Sponsor: Aaptiv.com (use code SMA30 for a free 30-day trial)    

Knowing the impact you want to have is a powerful way to build and lead. Not only do you get to align yourself with what you deeply care about you can also create a community around that impact. In this episode, Sarah welcomes Julie Fry, CEO of Business Among Moms, an international networking and education community. Sarah and Julie discuss navigating your impact as it grows, how to keep going when you want to curl into a tiny ball and weep, and making a difference while making money.

My co-hosts are SIX amazing women entrepreneurs from the BizChix Nest who each share an online tool they recently added to their business. Thank you AWeber for supporting women entrepreneurs! Find out more about their email marketing software and get an all access, 60 Day Free Trial at BizChix.com/Aweber Thank you Madison Reed for saving women time with your innovative at home coloring kits. Get 10% of your first color kit and free shipping using code BIZCHIX. Online Tools for Entrepreneurs via The Nest Key Takeaways: #1. Moment [listen at 7:00] Recommended by: Carol Cox Speaking Your Brand website Carol's Facebook Group Speaking Your Brand Podcast #2. Insightly [listen at 9:29] Recommended by: Julie Fry Business Among Moms website Connect with Julie on Facebook BAM Success Summit #3. Loom [listen at 11:04] Recommended by: Elizabeth Henson Elizabeth Henson's website Connect with Elizabeth on Instagram Networking Tips #4. SaneBox [listen at 15:37] Recommended by: Betsy Furler Communication Circles website Connect with Betsy on Twitter #5. Wave [listen at 17:14] Recommended by: Shannon Crow The Connected Yoga Teacher website Connect with Shannon on Facebook The Connected Yoga Teacher Podcast #6. Recurpost [listen at 19:37] Recommended by: Freya Casey Freya Casey's website Subscribe to Freya's YouTube   Join The BizChix Community   Previous BizChix Podcasts featuring the co-hosts in this Episode: 200: Grow Your Network with Carol Cox, Jaree Freeman and Natalie Cutler-Welsh 231: Uplevel Your Next Speaking Engagement with @CarolMorganCox 249: Hosting Profitable Live Events with Julie Fry of Business Among Moms 252: [On Air Coaching] Launching Business #2, Pricing and Money Mindset with Betsy Furler 248: [On Air Coaching] How to Set and Achieve Big Goals with Shannon Crow 240: [On Air Coaching] How to Pivot Your Business with Freya Casey   Previous BizChix Tools Episodes: 190: Tools and Resources I Use to Run BizChix.com 215: Top Productivity Tools and Books 232: Best Small Biz Apps and Tools for Women Entrepreneurs   Book a Strategy Session or apply to Mastermind with Natalie! Click to Learn More.   This content first appeared on BizChix.com/265.

Hear Julie Fry, the Chief Mom Officer at Business Among Moms (BAM) share how LIVE EVENTS have grown and connected her community and her lessons learned from hosting small and large events. Also, Julie has a special announcement about her BAM Success Summit this spring (hint…it involves Natalie).

Julie Fry is the Chief Mom Officer at Business Among Moms, a leading networking and resource community for mom-owned businesses. Her mission is to help moms in business start, market and manage their businesses by providing networking, advertising and educational opportunities. Julie helps you succeed as both a mom and a business owner!

Julie Fry is the owner and community manager of Business Among Moms.  Business Among Moms was founded on the concept that women (and especially moms) have a natural instinct to help others succeed and that is the mission statement here at Business Among Moms.  We provide networking and education with our membership program and we have great events on our Facebook pages to help you grow your fan base.  We have a network of over 6,000 women and offer a wide variety of low cost advertising programs to promote  your business.