Owner of Neema Dance Collective, Grace Johnson, joins us on this episode. She discusses how important it is for young girls to have representation in the dance industry & why she felt it was necessary to create her own business in the DMV. For more info on Neema Dance Collective visit their website https://www.neemadancecollective.com

Being an award winning filmmaker, celebrity stylist, writer & activist is no easy task, but our guest Andrea Ward carries all these roles and more! On today’s episode, we’ll talk with her about her transition from fashion to film, being a CEO in a male-dominated industry, & carrying on the legacy of her great aunt Billie Holiday!

You can learn more about Andrea’s company, Redemption Images, by visiting the website https://www.redemptionimages.com

On today’s episode we speak with Latarsha Haughton, founder of Breaking the Silence Healing the Pain! Latarsha shares her inspiring story about creating an amazing faith-based business in her Baltimore community. She makes it her purpose to help both women and men who have been victims of sexual and emotional abuse and encourage them to take back their life. For information on the other ways that Latarsha inspires, you can visit www.latarshahaughton.com.

Have you heard? Meta now offers subscription based verification for Instagram & Facebook users. In this episode we’ll talk about the debate on if being verified is worth it or not and if it’s the same as being verified in real life!

Branding is so important when it comes to running a business! In this episode we’re celebrating Women’s History Month by discussing what branding is + some women who have branded themselves well. We also mention the news surrounding Shanteari Weems and the upcoming Women Who Influence Small Business Summit!

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