Dr. Aimee Holdwick, DAOM, L.Ac., is a licensed acupuncturist, board certified both nationally and in California. As a pedestrian involved in an automotive accident while in her twenties, she sustained extensive injuries, from which she spent years recovering. Acupuncture was pivotal in restoring her health.
When it comes to business, women, and venture capital the playing field has not been entirely level. But with more women becoming venture capitalists and a strong push from many sectors to fund more women [...]
Kim Richards is the founder and principal of KDR PR, a PR firm dedicated to helping education organizations discover and share their stories with the public in creative ways.
Don’t you just love feeling good? You know those days, you’re super-productive, everything seems to go your way, and it all just flows along effortlessly. When I’m on one of those rolls I know I [...]
A few weeks ago we received an interesting package in the mail. It was a plain box and on the outside all it said was "You don't know us, but we think you're AMAZING!" We [...]
This important article was contributed by Gail Kraft, who is is the founder of Kraft Bravery and Your Business. Have you wondered why you have a dream and yet nothing has changed? How often have you [...]
This important article was contributed by Mara Hoover, who is Executive VP at Five Rings Financial and founder of FemmePowerU & FinancialPowerU. More information on Mara Hoover at the end of this article. Defining YOUR Financial Future!We [...]
Thank you Hera LABs for this blog post on the Takeaways from the Women Investing in Women Summit. The University of San Diego was host to the inaugural Women Investing in Women Summit, San Diego [...]
July is Independent Retailer Month, which celebrates small businesses throughout the country. The prevalence of “big box” stores such as Target and Wal-Mart often hurt “mom and pop” stores, frequently putting them out of business. [...]
July is Independent Retailer Month, which celebrates small businesses throughout the country. The prevalence of “big box” stores such as Target and Wal-Mart often hurt “mom and pop” stores, frequently putting them out of business. [...]
