People's United Center for Women & Business Podcast

In celebration of Weekly Women Entrepreneurship, we are so excited to have Corey Tolkin here with us today to talk about her experience as a woman business in owner in Connecticut.

Corey runs Unbakeables, a dessert company created in 2011 that specializes in ready to eat cookie dough bites with her mom, Julie Tolkin.

A collision of many loved flavors, a couple of favorite family recipes, a desire to keep everyone safe, and a passion to put a smile on everyone’s face, resulted in the Unbakeables combination you enjoy today.

In celebration of Weekly Women Entrepreneurship, we are so excited to have Beth Bolton here with us today to talk about her experience as a woman business in owner in Connecticut.

Beth started her entrepreneurial journey at the beginning of 2009, opening A Little Something Bakery in Hartford, and nearly 11 years, she closed her shop to focus on supporting entrepreneurs just like her!

She now is the owner at Beth Bolton Mentorship, Coaching, and Community.

In celebration of Weekly Women Entrepreneurship, now occurring virtually from September 21 - November 13, the People's United Center for Women & Business will be showcasing women business owners in Connecticut on our social media pages! Our goal is to help shine a light on the experience as a woman in business by showcasing, educating and connecting women entrepreneurs and professionals in the Quinnipiac University community and beyond. Today we chat with Lisa Wisniewski from New Britain, CT, who currently works as a professor at Goodwin University. She also runs her own blog, podcast, and business called BellesNotebook, focused on professional and educational resources for professionals.