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August is Black Business Month, an opportunity to celebrate Black-Owned Businesses and understand their challenges.
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As a female entrepreneur, have you ever felt the weight of being underestimated or overlooked in your industry? In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Tina Wright, the innovative founder of The Heel Sling, who shares her journey of transforming a common frustration into a groundbreaking solution for footwear comfort.
Tina's story is a powerful testament to the resilience and ingenuity of women in business. From conceptualizing a product to address her daughter's shoe-fitting struggles to navigating the male-dominated world of footwear design, Tina's experience sheds light on the unique challenges faced by black female founders.
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Breaking Stereotypes and Shattering Glass Ceilings
Tina's background in Wall Street finance, coupled with her role as a stay-at-home mom, highlights the multifaceted nature of female entrepreneurs. Her story challenges the notion that women must choose between family and career, proving that it's possible to excel in both realms.
A Solution for Everyone
While The Heel Sling was born from a mother's desire to help her daughter, Tina emphasizes that heel slippage is a universal issue. Her product caters to men, women, and children alike, addressing a problem that many have simply accepted as unavoidable.
As you listen to this inspiring conversation, you'll gain valuable insights into the world of entrepreneurship, innovation, and the power of perseverance. Tina's journey serves as a beacon of hope for aspiring female founders, proving that with determination and creativity, it's possible to overcome any obstacle and make a lasting impact in your chosen field.
Ready to step into the world of innovative entrepreneurship? Tune in to hear Tina Wright's full story and discover how she's revolutionizing the footwear industry, one step at a time.
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August is Black Business Month, an opportunity to celebrate Black-Owned Businesses and understand their challenges.
Support Our business by rating and sharing this episode
As a female entrepreneur, have you ever felt the weight of being underestimated or overlooked in your industry? In this eye-opening episode, we sit down with Tina Wright, the innovative founder of The Heel Sling, who shares her journey of transforming a common frustration into a groundbreaking solution for footwear comfort.
Tina's story is a powerful testament to the resilience and ingenuity of women in business. From conceptualizing a product to address her daughter's shoe-fitting struggles to navigating the male-dominated world of footwear design, Tina's experience sheds light on the unique challenges faced by black female founders.
Important Links:
Breaking Stereotypes and Shattering Glass Ceilings
Tina's background in Wall Street finance, coupled with her role as a stay-at-home mom, highlights the multifaceted nature of female entrepreneurs. Her story challenges the notion that women must choose between family and career, proving that it's possible to excel in both realms.
A Solution for Everyone
While The Heel Sling was born from a mother's desire to help her daughter, Tina emphasizes that heel slippage is a universal issue. Her product caters to men, women, and children alike, addressing a problem that many have simply accepted as unavoidable.
As you listen to this inspiring conversation, you'll gain valuable insights into the world of entrepreneurship, innovation, and the power of perseverance. Tina's journey serves as a beacon of hope for aspiring female founders, proving that with determination and creativity, it's possible to overcome any obstacle and make a lasting impact in your chosen field.
Ready to step into the world of innovative entrepreneurship? Tune in to hear Tina Wright's full story and discover how she's revolutionizing the footwear industry, one step at a time.
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