Tamera Braun from Team Tamera talks about the importance of hiring a like-minded person and explains how she built her team and grew her business.

Tim Brown discusses how to build a team, lead a team, and how to network to find your first employee.

Tammy Allen, the Marketing Director of The NIIC, talks about the obstacles that go along with crowdfunding campaigns and how to manage a crowdfunding campaign successfully.

Michelle Gladieux discusses the importance of communicating with your team. 

Her three tips include: 

1.  Leaders need to keep learning

2.  Praise your team

3.  Learn what your employees think about working with you

Lydia talks candidly about staying on-budget when creating your personal brand.  She suggests buying second-hand as well as buying pieces that pair well with other things that you already own.  

Christie discusses the importance of having a mission statement, the importance of continually learning about ourselves throughout our lives, and how Christie overcame obstacles in her life and learned what she was meant to do.  

Leslee discusses the importance of tying your image with your business’ brand by examining what you want to be known for, determining who you want to be, embracing what you have, and polishing your exterior.  

Julie Scher, of Midwest Film Factory, explains how she decided to move from the Newspaper business into film. I love that this gem is located in Auburn, IN. 

Anne Marie Labenberg, founder and owner of RAISE Consulting, talks with Leslee A Hill, Director of the Women's Entrepreneurial Opportunity Center, about the importance of having an accountability partner as a entrepreneur, the difference between a "wantrepreneur" and an "entrepreneur", and the temptation of working on the easy tasks first. 

Louise Still Jackson, founder of Elevation, sits down with Leslee A Hill, Director of the Women's Entrepreneurial Opportunity Center, to discuss event planning and fundraising for non-profits. She outlines important steps to consider when planning an event to give attendees the "WOW" factor.