by Stephanie Elie on March 9, 2010
Mom Entrepreneur: Kimberly Reddington
Business: Cereus Women
Website: www.cereuswomen.com
Cereus Women offers resources and coaching to moms to help them turn their strengths, talents and dreams into a successful home based service business.
After studying the struggles and successes of many entrepreneurs, I created the 5 Step Moms in Business Success Formula, which I use to guide my clients [...]
by Stephanie Elie on March 2, 2010
Mom Entrepreneur: Rebecca Buscemi
Business: The Savvy Women’s Business Solution
Website: TSW-BusinessSolution.com
The Savvy Women’s Business Solution is dedicated to all things social media related to mom entrepreneurs and women in business. With my assistance, I help professional women:
create clear cut social media strategies,
understand how to create a personable, yet professional appearance across all social media platforms,
help find [...]
by Stephanie Elie on October 27, 2009
Mom Entrepreneur: Homa Yarmand
Business: Modify Clothing
Website: www.modifyclothing.com
Tell us about your Modify Clothing
I designed A convertible little black dress that can change it’s look as often as you change your mind, mood or attitude. you can create a wardrobe of looks with this dress and a selection of fabric accessories that can be tied, twisted or [...]
by Stephanie Elie on May 5, 2009
This week’s mom entrepreneur interview is with Jill Exler of Jexbo which is a place where self-published authors can sell their books themselves!
by Stephanie Elie on March 17, 2009
Manufacturer of a line of mom-invented diaper bags and accessories called My Royal Heinie.
by Stephanie Elie on March 3, 2009
Check out this week’s mompreneur interview with Candi Wingate from Nannies 4 Hire.
by Stephanie Elie on February 24, 2009
Elena is a serial mompreneur who has sold 2 businesses for six-figures and is currently involved with 3 other businesses.
What inspired you start your business?
Actually, I’m an accidental entrepreneur. My very first business was in 1996 when I had to step into the family business after my father died. After I married an entrepreneur, I realized I could never work for anyone else. At one point between my husband and I we had 8 or maybe even 9 businesses going from bicycles to socks to green technologies and marketing. We lost track!