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bizzie mompreneur interviews

November 22nd, 2008 / No Comments » / by S. Elie

Getting an i-interview just got easy at bizziemommy.com! I just created a form on Google Docs, did I mention how much I love Google right now. If not I will tell you soon I promise. FOCUS

I wanted to let everyone know that thanks to Google Docs being i-interviewed at bizziemommy.com just got easier. So if you are interested in being featured and showcasing your product or service for FREE please go to our new Bizzie Mommy I-interview form, fill out the questions and email me @ 411 (at) bizziemommy (dot) com any photos you would like to include in the post. It’s that easy. Did I mention, free?

I look forward to getting to know some more great bizzie mompreneurs.

mompreneur interview: helpful hallie’s

November 11th, 2008 / No Comments » / by S. Elie

Mompreneur: Dara Blaker
Company: Helpful Hallie’s
Company Website: www.mightymiraclemist.com

What inspired you start your business?
My daughter was speaking to me in an inappropriate tone, so rather than getting angry, I made a quick mock of up Kind Voice spray. I told her that I was going to spray the room with kind voice, and after that everybody in the room, including me, needs to use a kind voice. She stood up next to her chair with her arms at her sides and said in her sweetest voice “Mommy, may I have a glass of water please”. I was flabbergasted. So for the end of the year gifts for her preschool teachers, I made a multipack of Mighty Miracle Mist. 2 weeks into summer vacation, my daughter’s teacher (who has been teaching for 23 years) called me at home to ask where I got this amazing and clever classroom tool. Thus, Mighty Miracle Mist was born.

How long has your business been in business?
We are really just starting out.

What did you do in your past work life?
My past work life is still current. I own and operate a music education company www.colourmemusic.com. I have been in music education for 15 years.

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mompreneur interview: mykidsregistry.com

November 4th, 2008 / 1 Comment » / by S. Elie

Mompreneur: Yvette Segal
Company: My Kids Registry
Website: www.mykidsregistry.com

What inspired you start www.mykidsregistry.com?
My son and my desire to be with him (plus 17 years in fashion).

How long has your business been in business?
About 1 1/2 years

What did you do in your past work life?
I was a Fashion Merchandising Executive. Lastly, I was the Director of Design and Merchandising for GSeries Handbags for Cole Haan.

What is your ideal workday like?
To have peace and quiet. No one is home. Make phone calls write one or two blogs, network and build website.

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mompreneur interview: jaybird designs

October 7th, 2008 / 3 Comments » / by S. Elie

Mompreneur: Jennifer Cirka
Company: Jaybird Designs
Website: www.jaybird-designs.com and www.MyPinkZebraBoutique.com

Tell us about your Jaybird Designs
I am a professional crochet designer with published designs in major crochet magazines such as Crochet World and Crochet Today. I also self-publish many crochet patterns and give away a free pattern once a month on my website and blog. Another aspect of my business is that I crochet many items and sell the finished product and I am always happy to custom crochet something for my customers.

I am also the online manager of www.MyPinkZebraBoutique.com which is a showcase of amazing designers, who all happen to be mom’s too! It is the online counterpart to The Pink Zebra Boutique located in Katy, Texas and owned by my best friend, Trevor Thorson of Kraftymommas Boutique.

What inspired you start Jaybird Designs?
I became a SAHM after my daughter was born. I have always loved to crochet, but without my income I didn’t have the spare money to buy more yarn. I thought that if I could sell some of my items, that would give me yarn money!

How long has your business been in business?
I started Jaybird Designs in 2005 by selling my crocheted items on ebay. MyPinkZebraBoutique.com launched in September 2007.

What did you do in your past work life?
I worked for the United States Postal Service for 10 years.

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