It’s all in the name. Here you will find women who are inspiring movement in their fields for all the right reasons. Follow their journeys and tell us if there’s someone in your network who ought to share their own!
Nana Evans, is the founder of Love Yaa Yaa, an accessories brand that produces quality, handcrafted leather accessories, The brand has been trading since August 2014 and has had major success through social media marketing and selling through global makers online store Etsy. What drove you to start your own business? I think I had always…
Ruth Oshikanlu is the founder of Goal Mind, ai coaching consultancy that helps individuals improve their performance at work and small businesses improve their profits through employee engagement. Tune In To Your Baby is a subsidiary of Goal Mind, and supports pregnant women who have had assisted conception or previous pregnancy loss to enjoy their…
Five years ago Nicola Dady set up Don’t Forget The Kids, a registered charity that supports children 0-17 who are touched by cancer or the bereavement of a loved one. They provide creative art peer support sessions and send care packages to those families that can’t access group support.www.dontforgetthekids.co.uk What drove you to start Don’t…
We continue our series of profiles putting the spotlight on the lives of women of colour in business, leadership and work. Brenda Gabriel is a publicist for Generation X female disruptors, visionary entrepreneurs and organisations who want to increase their authority, and establish themselves as experts and make a difference in the world. She…