Podcasts about women and business

This week, we invited on another entrepreneur who understands the power of accessible haircare products - Mia Wilson. Mia is the founder of Innovending, an organization that works to increase access to beauty and self-care products for minority students in Ann Arbor. Having personally experienced the limited selection of products available within walking distance of campus, founders Mia and Rico want students to be able to express themselves to their fullest potential and feel like valued and included members of the Michigan community.Today, We Discussed:6:08 - 7:03 Mia's Experience at the University of Michigan14:51 - 15:36 The Value of Business School30:19 - 30:57 Developing Your Business31:24 - 31:57 Gatekeeping Success38:36 - 39:24 Virtual Business Addresses*Visit Our Website*https://stan.store/ugotcurlz Text us at 859-552-9201*Facebook Group* (In Living Curls) https://www.facebook.com/groups/inlivingcurls #haircare #hair #naturalhair #beauty #hairstylist #hairstyles #haircolor #healthyhair #skincare #haircut #hairstyle #ugotcurlz #braids #instahair

In this Episode, Kelsie and Brooke chat with Ally Orr, a recent college graduate with a marketing degree, about her reaction to a male political science professor on campus stating that girls should not be encouraged to receive degrees in stem, The medical field, Law, Or business. Ally put her self on the line and turned her anger into sweet justice. In this episode were asking how much further do women have to go? Tune in. Support our work at www.patreon.com/remedialherstory Find lesson plans at http://www.remedialherstory.com Educators! Get professional development credit for listening to our podcast! Head to our website and complete the form and we will send you your certificate. https://www.remedialherstory.com/podcast-pd-certificate.html --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/remedialherstory/support

"I process for a long time.  I'm not anxious about what is, or if there is, something else.  It's the joy of what is it, next!"

The most frequently asked question that I get is "how can I start to have a better relationship with my money?" In this episode, I'll discuss how you can start to have a better relationship with your money.We'll discuss:1) why you should stop being so "ho-hum" about your money2) why you should start getting enthusiastic about your money3) 3 things you can do right now to improve your relationship with your money

As a first-generation American Muslim businesswoman, Tasneem Dohadwala has lived a life of being a threefold minority: in race, gender, and career. She experienced a traditional South Asian Muslim upbringing, short one pivotal detail—her mom worked, and loved it. Tasneem speaks to being a woman in the world of investments on this episode of AMP. Currently Founding Partner at global investment firm Excelestar Ventures and a Managing Director at early-stage investment firm Golden Seeds, which focuses on women-led businesses, Tasneem has come a long way. Her ambition likely stems from her mother instilling a sense of pride (rather than guilt) in work and her family's belief that there is no glass ceiling. She credits her success to their support, especially throughout business school when she was one of only nine mothers out of 1800 students. Tasneem defines what any investor does in layman's terms and outlines the less-defined roles of a good one—guiding, understanding, and being a sounding board for your CEO. We ask her to enlighten us on how investment differs from the picture painted on Shark Tank. She likens her entrepreneurship approach to reading a thriller, learning new players and plot points with every page. She shares anecdotes from her early career: about the support of bosses on the trading floor for both her work and family; about a male VP's unseemly comment regarding women that stuck with her and how, as her kids say, that's clearly a him problem, not a me problem; about how even she had to come to the realization that ignoring color is dismissive of people's varied experiences, which can make society and companies richer. Not until business school did she start to own her differences rather than suppressing them. We chat about how the world has changed (or has it?). Asad cites some depressing investment stats from 2020; Tasneem adds her own. Nonetheless, it's becoming more universally accepted that racially- and gender-diverse teams produce a better return on equity, among other benefits. This past year CEOs have started demanding that their companies and cap tables be inclusive, but still need to make it a mandate. Values and actions may finally be catching up with each other, but there is far less access to resources for women, despite the capital existing. And if the framework doesn't change, and firms are only willing to invest in serial entrepreneurs, then the pattern of investing in men doesn't change. Women have been showing up, and we're hopeful this is finally the decade when their constraint is no longer perpetuated. American Muslim Project is a production of Rifelion, LLC. Writer and Researcher: Lindsy Gamble Show Edited by Mark Annotto and Asad Butt Music by Simon Hutchinson Hosted by Asad Butt Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

New friend Vicky Arsenault and I geek out on coaching, finding your niche, business struggles, empowering women, charging what you are worth, taking action, staying in action, being real and how to live alignment with your values. This is a rich, fun, and profound conversation.

Show Notes Stories of Change and Creativity - Shorts Takes features savvy strategies and life lessons from experts. Chair Stylist Wendy Conklin created her company, Chair Whimsy, in 2012. She designs custom, one of a kind chairs and shares her expertise consulting and teaching online classes. In this short take, Wendy talks about courage, change and her journey as an entrepreneur. Please share, subscribe and review this podcast. You can connect with me via email at drjudyoskam@gmail.com or on Instagram and Twitter @judyoskam

CEO Alan McLenaghan shares not only his philosophy on women in business but also how his life experiences delivered him to this place. You will hear how he sought out one of his executives, knowing that she could help take the company to the next level (You got to hear her side of the story in the previous episode).  Alan openly discusses how he prioritizes and spends most of his time focusing on his people. That, of course, includes recruiting and you will get to hear his stance on making sure to look at what pools you “fish in” for your talent. The foundation of the culture starts with the values the company is striving toward. He responds to the question, “How do you support your women,” and spends some time on women’s self-beliefs and what actions he takes to support them. Alan even shares how he interfaces with his leadership team and the focus he takes in his one-on-one meetings. This is a delightfully refreshing interview, packed with the fundamentals that are embedded in the SageGlass culture.

Does doubt or fear keep you from starting (or growing) your business? --> Even if you have an idea for a business... --> Even if you know you need another way to make some money...You just don't feel courageous enough to start...Keenya Kelly is here to share the steps to finally get over your fears, and create a business you love. You can find all about Keenya here.

“If you are uncomfortable with money, this relationship with money is going to affect your business.” This week in Part Two of Money, Women, and Business, Sonya and Laura discuss some more practical aspects on the topic of money and business. Many women shy away from the numbers and metrics in their business. However, success in our business is dependent on our ability to see and understand our numbers as a roadmap. We can use money and numbers to give us a picture of where we are, our potential and the capacity we have to create impact and freedom. A lot of women don’t like to have much attention on money because of negative associations with greed. They are in business to help others, not “make money”, but this attitude hurts their business. What we put attention on matters in our business. “When I have no attention on my metrics and numbers my business slumps. When I place attention on my metrics and numbers my business grows. Our attention sustains reality.” An important aspect of money in business is assessing our personal goals and values around money. Many times, our goals around money aren’t sustainable and actually aren’t tied to reality or our personal values. It is possible for women to create a successful business without sacrificing personal alignment and balance. Your goals and values will be unique to your particular set of circumstances. It is important to find success in your business while staying aligned with those values. “Most women I know aren’t motivated by money… What I’m motivated by is my impact. We have to tie our impact into our money goal.” As we develop a more neutral mindset around money, we can look realistically at some of the metrics and numbers in our business. It is important to find safe environments to discuss money and individuals who won’t respond with their own triggers. Whether it is a coach, a therapist, a women’s group, or even the Women in the Business Arena Facebook group, aligning yourself with other women who are becoming more comfortable speaking about money will help you develop a healthier mindset, and achieve your goals.    “We have given money so much power over our sense of worth. We have to change that.”   Some Topics we talk about in this episode: Introduction - 0:56 Getting Comfortable with Money - 3:25 Assessing Your Values Around Money - 11:12 Creating Goals Around Money - 19:12   How Do We Tie Our Values into Our Money Goals? - 28:12 Finding a Safe Place to Discuss Money - 34:57 What are Some of the Important Numbers in Our Businesses? - 40:36 Looking at Debt and Our Business - 46:12 Wrap-up and Takeaways - 46:43 How to get involved Join the Women in the Business Arena Group on Facebook and continue the discussion starting next week! https://www.facebook.com/groups/womeninthebusinessarena Reach out to us - we’d love to hear more about where you’re at in life and business! Find out more at www.womeninthebusinessarena.com If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word!

“Money is neutral, but how we view it determines its power.” This week on Women in the Business Arena, Sonya and Laura discuss the topic of money, women and business. They had so much to talk about, this is part one of a two-part series. As women, we often struggle to talk about money. Too many women avoid looking at, working with it and getting intimate with their money matters. This really affects our ability to have a thriving business. Too many times, money holds an inordinate amount of power over us. This is because of how we view it. When we look at money neutrally, as a source of energy and a means of exchange, we can begin to relate to it in a more empowered manner. “As women, we have been conditioned to provide so much free labor, both emotionally and physically. We have been conditioned to give it with no expectation to receive it equally or even more abundantly.” Our perception of money often begins at a very young age. We model the money mindsets of parents and other influential individuals from our childhood. This can give confidence to attain wealth easily, or instill fear that drives a scarcity mentality. This mindset pattern is typically deeply ingrained, and can be difficult to shift. Without addressing those patterns directly, we will continue to be affected by them throughout our lives, even if it is at a subconscious level. As women, we are typically accustomed to giving, without monetary gain. We give because we are “good moms” or “good friends” and see it as our role in our family or community. As we work to grow our businesses, we can end up sabotaging ourselves because of our mindset around money. The solution to this challenge is to reconcile our way of “being” with money. “When we can feel money, when we can understand it, when we have a good relationship with it, then we can have good money goals and a realistic connection to what we can create.” Too much of our aversion to money comes from comparing our own business to others’. The truth is, we rarely have the full context to measure the success of someone else’s business. A million dollar business could be paying out nearly all they are bringing in. As we redirect our focus, and reform our relationship with money, we can find healthy connection, and a new standard of measuring success. If we can learn to see money as an energy source, and be connected to it in a healthy way, we will become more realistic in our goals, and carry authority. It’s time to shake off others’ definitions of money and success, and discover your own. The metrics of our business carry value. They offer us a roadmap to guide us in making good decisions for our business. “Every single person has a different set of circumstances… Every time we try to chase after someone else’s goals we’re letting ourselves down.” Some Topics we talk about in this episode: Introduction - 0:54 Definitions Around Money - 3:46 Shifting Relationship with Money - 8:30 Marking Success in Business - 17:50 Our Personal Relationship with Money - 26:36 The Need to Navigate Money with Partners/Relationships - 33:56 Where to Begin - 41:00 Wrap-up and Takeaways - 44:38 How to get involved Join the Women in the Business Arena Group on Facebook and continue the discussion starting next week! https://www.facebook.com/groups/womeninthebusinessarena Reach out to us - we’d love to hear more about where you’re at in life and business! Find out more at www.womeninthebusinessarena.com   If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave a quick review on iTunes. It would mean the world to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word!

Goal coach Jacki Carr kicks off our Women And Business series talking about her love of flannel, her lack of sleep now that she's a mom of two little ones, and how her vision for the future has evolved over the years. Jacki says she pinches herself all the time as she looks out her window and asks herself, "Is this an AirBnB? Nope. I actually live here!" If you're someone who loves to talk about goals and dream big for the future, this episode is for you. Music in this episode: "Hold On" by Alabama Shakes "Evergreen" by Echo and the Bunnymen Thanks for listening. Please rate and leave a review in iTunes.

Alli Worthington is an author, executive, business coach and consultant, wife, and mother of five sons. We talked to her about how she got started as an entrepreneur and how she has grown her business. We also talked about integrating faith and business. Join Alli's program Gainful Growth!To support The Nuanced Life and get access to bonus content, check out our Patreon page. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

When banks interact with female business owners, they must bring more to the table than cookie-cutter solutions as these clients face particular challenges—and have particular wants—that set them apart. Beth Marcello, director of women's business development for PNC Bank, discusses what women value in their financial dealings, and how perceptive bankers can help them confront debt aversion and grow their businesses like never before.

Here’s something that won’t come as a surprise to anyone: men and women are different. That means we approach business differently, too! We have unique strengths and also unique challenges. So in this episode, I’ll unpack tips on how you can pursue your passions and be successful. Plus, my guest this week is financial journalist, author and speaker Jean Chatzky. She’ll walk us through her journey to finding success, from self-proclaimed high school math geek to magazine writer to unexpectedly starting her own company. She’ll weigh in on our unique challenges as women in business. Our success story this week features April Perry, a mom who wanted to generate income while staying home with her kids. She found her business idea in a surprising way, and she’ll share that with us. And I’ll answer your top business questions! 1:08 Women and Business 18:47 Interview with Jean Chatzky 44:41 BB Success Story with April Perry 56:52 #ASKCHRISTYWRIGHT 66:25 Homework — Sign up for the Business Boutique Academy and get $10 off your first month or $30 off your first year by using the code BBACADEMY at BusinessBoutique.com/Academy. This offer is good through through June 30, 2017. Sign up today! — To save $10 on any Business Boutique Nashville ticket, use the code BBWRIGHT. Buy my new book, Business Boutique: A Woman’s Guide for Making Money Doing What She Loves, and receive a FREE Marketing Basics You Can’t Afford to Miss video, a $40 value for only $19.99. Visit BusinessBoutique.com/BBBook and use the code BBBOOK to also receive an exclusive podcast interview with Nicole Walters on Sales. Order today! Limited-time offer. — If you have a success story you would like to share with the Business Boutique community or a question you would like answered on the podcast, email me at podcast@businessboutique.com. Ask me a business question via social media by using #ASKCHRISTYWRIGHT New podcast episodes are available every other week.

Here's something that won't come as a surprise to anyone: men and women are different. That means we approach business differently, too! We have unique strengths and also unique challenges. So in this episode, I'll unpack tips on how you can pursue your passions and be successful. Plus, my guest this week is financial journalist, author and speaker Jean Chatzky. She'll walk us through her journey to finding success, from self-proclaimed high school math geek to magazine writer to unexpectedly starting her own company. She'll weigh in on our unique challenges as women in business. Our success story this week features April Perry, a mom who wanted to generate income while staying home with her kids. She found her business idea in a surprising way, and she'll share that with us. And I'll answer your top business questions! 1:08 Women and Business 18:47 Interview with Jean Chatzky 44:41 BB Success Story with April Perry 56:52 #ASKCHRISTYWRIGHT 66:25 Homework - Sign up for the Business Boutique Academy and get $10 off your first month or $30 off your first year by using the code BBACADEMY at BusinessBoutique.com/Academy. This offer is good through through June 30, 2017. Sign up today! - To save $10 on any Business Boutique Nashville ticket, use the code BBWRIGHT. Buy my new book, Business Boutique: A Woman's Guide for Making Money Doing What She Loves, and receive a FREE Marketing Basics You Can't Afford to Miss video, a $40 value for only $19.99. Visit BusinessBoutique.com/BBBook and use the code BBBOOK to also receive an exclusive podcast interview with Nicole Walters on Sales. Order today! Limited-time offer. - If you have a success story you would like to share with the Business Boutique community or a question you would like answered on the podcast, email me at podcast@businessboutique.com. Ask me a business question via social media by using #ASKCHRISTYWRIGHT New podcast episodes are available every other week.

Do you struggle with self-esteem or feeling worthy?  Joy was adopted, and struggled with a lifelong sense of feeling worthless.  However, she survived, built her mental resilience, and also thrived using creative methods such as dance, music, and photography. Today, she coaches and empowers heart-centered women through body-awareness. Joy Leng is the founder of Joylight Transformational Coaching, an empowerment coaching for women company. She is also the firestarter of For Our Children (FOC) Singapore, an initiative set up to raise funds to build schools in third world countries. Joy has a BA in Psychology and is an International Coach Federation (ICF) accredited NLP Life Coach. She is also a Choice Theory practitioner and a DiSC consultant. She has her own goal setting coaching program, Let's Step! She is passionate about empowering women and volunteers with Aware and Institute of Mental Health (IMH). She believes in empowering women to Recharge, Renew and Remember their womanhood through her professional and humanist endeavors. http://www.joyleng.com/ Your free gift for listening!  https://joylight.leadpages.co/thewellnesscoach/ 

Sharon Harris, the owner of Napa Valley's Rarecat Wines, has turned her life's passion into a thriving business, and she's committed to helping other women entrepreneurs be successful, too. She formed a group called Wine Entre Femmes comprised of some of the most remarkable women in wine and recently launched A Woman’s Palate, a company that celebrates wines by women for women. Join Kelly and Sharon as they talk about how women can use the power of the wine list at business events to achieve their business goals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kristi Howell-Ikeda serves as the President/ CEO of the Burlington County Chamber of Commerce since 2002. The chamber is a partnership of businesses working to improve the economic viability of Burlington County. Her experience includes service to Senate President / Acting Governor Donald DiFrancesco.  Additionally, she served as a communications specialist and advance representative for Governor Christine Todd Whitman.   She serves on the Burlington County Work Force Investment Board , RiverRoute Advisory Committee  Advocacy Committee for the YMCA of Burlington County; the Board of Directors of the Crossroads Programs and Burlington County Institute of Technology Advisory Board. Ms. Howell-Ikeda's honors include “In the Bulls Eye” – Southern New Jersey Business People in June, 2009. South Jersey Biz named her 20 under 40,  featuring her on their cover June 2011.  In 2006, Ms. Howell-Ikeda was named “Business Advocate of the Year” by the South Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners.  

Can you believe in 2012 we are still having conversations about how to build strong teams?  Why?  Growing organizations is an evolutionary process that involves meeting the changing needs and demands of generations that add new dimensions to our environment.  Add that to global competition and you have a challenge on your hands!Today's episodes gives tips on how to understand using methods of the past tand expectations of the future in an effort to create new ways to find and develop a strong workforce.The Tenacious Woman Radio Show features industry experts who provide resources, business solutions & stories of personal victory on issues that impact women globally. From sports to entertainment; marketing & media to sales and medicine, we give voice to subjects that propel women to think deeply, act boldly and to express their tenacious spirit. The show is the sister to a line of branded initiatives that include the Tenacious Woman Conference, Summits, Webinars, and Tenacious Woman Press featuring the It Takes Tenacity book. Promote your Products and Services or be featured on the Show, visit www.tenaciouswoman.com or call 912.443.1996.

Can you believe in 2012 we are still having conversations about how to build strong teams?  Why?  Growing organizations is an evolutionary process that involves meeting the changing needs and demands of generations that add new dimensions to our environment.  Add that to global competition and you have a challenge on your hands!Today's episodes gives tips on how to understand using methods of the past tand expectations of the future in an effort to create new ways to find and develop a strong workforce.The Tenacious Woman Radio Show features industry experts who provide resources, business solutions & stories of personal victory on issues that impact women globally. From sports to entertainment; marketing & media to sales and medicine, we give voice to subjects that propel women to think deeply, act boldly and to express their tenacious spirit. The show is the sister to a line of branded initiatives that include the Tenacious Woman Conference, Summits, Webinars, and Tenacious Woman Press featuring the It Takes Tenacity book. Promote your Products and Services or be featured on the Show, visit www.tenaciouswoman.com or call 912.443.1996.

"I can't change the direction of the wind but I can adjust my sails to always reach my direction." - Jimmy Dean  Becoming a game-changer is not so much about breaking rules, but more importantly it is about giving people reasons to follow your direction.  Host Jewel Daniels shares specific steps that re-position you to gain respect in the marketplace, attract quality clients and team members as well as ways to increase cash flow. The program airs every  Tuesday at 5:30 PM with conversations and resources for the persistent woman working to demonstrate excellence in business while achieving wholeness in her personal life. The Tenacious Woman Radio Show features industry experts who provide resources, business solutions & stories of personal victory on issues that impact women globally. From sports to entertainment; marketing & media to sales and medicine, we give voice to subjects that propel women to think deeply, act boldly and to express their tenacious spirit. The show is the sister to a line of branded initiatives that include the Tenacious Woman Conference, Summits, Webinars, and Tenacious Woman Press featuring the It Takes Tenacity book. Promote your Products and Services or be featured on the Show, visit www.tenaciouswoman.com or call 912.443.1996.

"I can't change the direction of the wind but I can adjust my sails to always reach my direction." - Jimmy Dean  Becoming a game-changer is not so much about breaking rules, but more importantly it is about giving people reasons to follow your direction.  Host Jewel Daniels shares specific steps that re-position you to gain respect in the marketplace, attract quality clients and team members as well as ways to increase cash flow. The program airs every  Tuesday at 5:30 PM with conversations and resources for the persistent woman working to demonstrate excellence in business while achieving wholeness in her personal life. The Tenacious Woman Radio Show features industry experts who provide resources, business solutions & stories of personal victory on issues that impact women globally. From sports to entertainment; marketing & media to sales and medicine, we give voice to subjects that propel women to think deeply, act boldly and to express their tenacious spirit. The show is the sister to a line of branded initiatives that include the Tenacious Woman Conference, Summits, Webinars, and Tenacious Woman Press featuring the It Takes Tenacity book. Promote your Products and Services or be featured on the Show, visit www.tenaciouswoman.com or call 912.443.1996.

Today's Guest Lisa S. Jones is the Founder and Chief EyeMail Officer of EyeMail Inc. She is responsible for integrating audio and video technology, to bring traditional email communications to life and increase online conversion rates by over 62%.  Lisa shares how Eyemail can drive your business results like it has for her clients Coca-Cola, Delta Airlines, UPS, Microsoft, Home Depot and others.The Tenacious Woman Radio Show features industry experts who provide resources, business solutions & stories of personal victory on issues that impact women globally. From sports to entertainment; marketing & media to sales and medicine, we give voice to subjects that propel women to think deeply, act boldly and to express their tenacious spirit. Hosted by Jewel Daniels, the show is the sister to a line of branded initiatives that include the Tenacious Woman Conference, Summits, Webinars, and Tenacious Woman Press featuring the It Takes Tenacity book. Promote your Products and Services or be featured on the Show, visit www.tenaciouswoman.com or call 912.443.1996.

Today's Guest Lisa S. Jones is the Founder and Chief EyeMail Officer of EyeMail Inc. She is responsible for integrating audio and video technology, to bring traditional email communications to life and increase online conversion rates by over 62%.  Lisa shares how Eyemail can drive your business results like it has for her clients Coca-Cola, Delta Airlines, UPS, Microsoft, Home Depot and others.The Tenacious Woman Radio Show features industry experts who provide resources, business solutions & stories of personal victory on issues that impact women globally. From sports to entertainment; marketing & media to sales and medicine, we give voice to subjects that propel women to think deeply, act boldly and to express their tenacious spirit. Hosted by Jewel Daniels, the show is the sister to a line of branded initiatives that include the Tenacious Woman Conference, Summits, Webinars, and Tenacious Woman Press featuring the It Takes Tenacity book. Promote your Products and Services or be featured on the Show, visit www.tenaciouswoman.com or call 912.443.1996.

July is Women Mean Business month on Wild Woman Network. Join us each Tuesday as we meet women carving out their unique place in the world. My guest today is Denise Michaels the author of the myth-shattering business BESTSELLER, “Testosterone-Free Marketing.” And, Denise has two and a half decades real-world EXPERIENCE in small business marketing, sales, advertising, copywriting, sales, public relations, market research, sales, strategic planning and selling. Since 2001 She's mentored over 1,400 home-based business owners to become more successful and create the cash flow they want. Denise has a degree with two majors: Business-Marketing and Journalism-Advertising. As a wise marketing mentor to thousands and a professional speaker, Denise combines her down-to-earth message with a boost of confidence building, giving her extraordinary insights, especially for women. She’s spoken in front of corporate meetings including Mary Kay, Beauti-Control, Pre-Paid Legal, World Financial Group, NAWBO and many others. Her keen observations of what makes people ‘tick’ and the ‘Mars/Venus’ differences between men and women in the competitive world of marketing have enabled her to create an all-new niche in the home-based business world: “Testosterone-Free Marketing.” “I do what I love every day and that means I feel like I haven’t worked in many years.

S. Renee Smith talks to Off The Shelf listeners about the unexpected energy that resides inside of them, a power than creates miracles in daily lives. Tune in to learn how you can create and live your own miraculous life starting today.

Listen in while Denise Turney connects with Tina Turbin, author of Danny the Dragon. Tina is also a humanitarian and children's advocate who has worked in Hollywood

Looking for a great dessert place in Encino? Want to surprise your Santa Monica client with a fabulous gift basket? Now, you need to do the research … skimming the Yellow Pages, Googling, calling friends, or you can check out The Yenta Report (TYR). The brain-child of Loren Elkins, a third generation Angeleno (on her father’s side), TYR is the “who,” “what,” and “where” guide to everything Los Angeles.

Looking for a great dessert place in Encino? Want to surprise your Santa Monica client with a fabulous gift basket? Now, you need to do the research … skimming the Yellow Pages, Googling, calling friends, or you can check out The Yenta Report (TYR). The brain-child of Loren Elkins, a third generation Angeleno (on her father’s side), TYR is the “who,” “what,” and “where” guide to everything Los Angeles.

Marsh Engle is a Speaker, Coach, Media Personailty, Author and Master Motivation Teacher who offers the Essential Power Tools for Success.Passionate about igniting the authentic power and purpose of all people, Marsh Engle unites thousands in a global movement designed to layout the path for higher creativity. For over a decade Marsh has facilitated hundreds of hours of coaching – especially to women - helping them to discover their purpose, and propel creative passion. Her organization, Envision Network, serves as a central uniting place for transformational leaders and their organizations providing specialized mentorship programs designed to provide women one of the most empowering, creative and transformative periods of their life. In 2002 she was honored with a United States Congressional Proclamation for her leadership in establishing the Amazing Woman’s Day initiative designed to celebrate creative innovation and entrepreneurship among women. As author of the acclaimed Amazing Woman Amazing World book series, Marsh has gained the opportunity to investigate the lives of hundreds of feminine leaders including California First Lady Maria Shriver. She will discuss her own story and ongoing empowerment work.

Marsh Engle is a Speaker, Coach, Media Personailty, Author and Master Motivation Teacher who offers the Essential Power Tools for Success.Passionate about igniting the authentic power and purpose of all people, Marsh Engle unites thousands in a global movement designed to layout the path for higher creativity. For over a decade Marsh has facilitated hundreds of hours of coaching – especially to women - helping them to discover their purpose, and propel creative passion. Her organization, Envision Network, serves as a central uniting place for transformational leaders and their organizations providing specialized mentorship programs designed to provide women one of the most empowering, creative and transformative periods of their life. In 2002 she was honored with a United States Congressional Proclamation for her leadership in establishing the Amazing Woman’s Day initiative designed to celebrate creative innovation and entrepreneurship among women. As author of the acclaimed Amazing Woman Amazing World book series, Marsh has gained the opportunity to investigate the lives of hundreds of feminine leaders including California First Lady Maria Shriver. She will discuss her own story and ongoing empowerment work.