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WWBC Presents AABA resource for African American /BiPoc Entrepreneurs in WNC
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One of the pop guests of The Western Women’s Business Center
One of the pop guests of The Western Women’s Business Center
One of the pop guests of The Western Women’s Business Center
One of the pop guests of The Western Women’s Business Center
No matter what stage your brand or business is in her goal is always the same, to provide exceptional service and an end product that you can’t wait to share with the world.
One of the Pop up guest of The Western Women’s Business Center.
Nicole Jones as a pop up guest and business owner has a phenomenal story of trial and triumph. Let’s listen in!!
Lori is one of the WWBC Pop Biz participants this past December and this is Lorri's third career and she combines her hobby of growing medicine with teaching and sales.
Ray Vincent Whimsical wildlife artist, free-hand painting technique, and nature-enthusiast will talk about her artistry.
One of the pop up guest of The Western Women’s Business Center.
Sea Of Sweets Bakery specializes in the creation of custom wedding cakes and delightful desserts designed especially for you. Let’s enjoy her delightful conversation.
As a recent pop up guest of the Western Women’s Business Center, Claudia Defouw is Co-Owner of Sweet Abode Soaps and she believes her customers are like family. She cares about their needs, preferences, and 'off-the-wall' ideas.
From the Ashes Cultural Arts & Counseling, LLC (FTA) celebrates, educates, and empowers African American/diverse people from all walks of life towards cultural pride and community unity through substance abuse counseling, facilitation, and the magic of art.
Gee Gee has been around the sewing world every since she can remember. Being a seamstress, magazine and fashion model has its rewards but it also has its challenges, how does she manage it all?
Ingrid was one of the businesses represented at the WWBC business pop up held in the Asheville mall where local businesses were afforded the opportunity to shine as a minority business owner.
Consulting with a premier organization for WNC has its challenges and rewards. Today we will discuss with marketing and SBA expert Sharon Harvey about resources available for any entrepreneur at any level.
Western Women’s Business Center presents one of its members of the African American Business Association as she informs our communities of the importance early screening for ovarian cancer and what that looks like
In a world governed by systemic inequality and unethical practices of racism and how it influences the lack of resources for black and brown people and minority businesses and entrepreneurs, Rob Thomas who is known as a fighter on behalf of the BiPoc population of western North Carolina gives some tips on how to navigate through such land mines in addition to what he has learned from being a participant of the AABA and WWB Center
COVID-19 has been a devastation to a lot of businesses however today’s guest will discuss what it’s like to be resilient in a time of great uncertainty.
In this episode, we will have a candid conversation with Equity over Everything’s movement founder and CEO Aisha Adams as we discuss the future of the Western Women’s Business Center and the African American Business Center.
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