Join us for a second installment of Voices of Her with Machelle Graham (P Dilly's), Téa Phillips (Metaflex), Ashley Michael (Plenty Downtown Bookshop) and Tiffany Anton (The Biz Foundry) talking about the realness of entrepreneurship.  The ladies chat about the struggles that we have letting go of control, how to turn off/clock out, and finding the right team members for your business.

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This week Tiffany sits down with Kathryn Ficarra, the founder of C Group Studio, to talk about leadership!  Kathryn brings years of previous marketing experience to the table when she decided to write a book and develop her own consulting firm to help develop better leaders to transform businesses.  Take some time to think about how leadership is in your business and are there ways you want to make changes!

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Part 2 of an incredible talk with Natasha Deane.  This week we dive into the impact that small businesses have on the communities as a whole.  Why it is important to start businesses that you see a fit for the community and how getting people involved makes a huge difference. 

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Natasha Deane worked most of her career doing research in a cancer lab but after a short stint in retirement, stumbled upon Wildwood Resort & Marina.  Listen to this week's episode as we dive into her journey to breathe life back into a sleepy town.

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Join us for a special episode of Voices of Her with Ashley Michael, Co-founder of Plenty Downtown Bookshop, Machelle Graham, owner of P Dilly's, Téa Phillips, owner of ATS Innovations, and Tiffany Anton, founder of Powered By Her .

This monthly episode dives into the heart of what it is like as a business owner.  The highs and lows as well as some fun along the way!  Let us know what you think!

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Hear from Abby Weeden, who has been in business for 15 years and not even 30 yet!! We dive into the topic of age and passion when it comes to building your business. And why she keeps going!

Abby Weeden is a creative, entrepreneurial woman with a passion and drive.  This week Tiffany sits down with Abby to chat about her 15 year business and how she has stuck with it all these years.  We get to hear what Abby has in plans for the future and what you can expect from her new retail space.  Learn all about Abby Weeden Photography and Edison Hills New & Old this week.

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This week Tiffany sits down with Ushi Patel, founder of the Seeing Me Method that helps people develop their own personal branding.  Tiffany and Ushi dive into the importance of seeing yourself the way you want to and always going back to your brand.  Listen to find out what the "too" list is and how you can start making changes today!

Welcome to a special episode of Powered By Her, where we open the floor to our incredible audience with an "Ask Me Anything" session! This episode is all about answering your burning questions on all things related to women in business and Powered By Her.

From how we got started to goals for the future, the impact of PBH on Tiffany's daughters to work-life balance, no topic is off-limits. Our host, Tiffany Anton is ready to dive into your questions with honest and insightful answers.

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In this insightful episode, host Tiffany Anton sits down with Shannon Cantrell, the dynamic Chamber Director of Livingston-Overton County, Tennessee. Shannon shares her journey from a small-town resident to a key figure in the business community, offering a wealth of knowledge and experience to women entrepreneurs.  Shannon shares her personal journey and the hurdles she overcame to become the Chamber Director.  Shannon’s vision for the future of Livingston’s business community is incredible and she also shares her struggles of running the Chamber on her own and her value of supporting the female business owners in her town.

Shannon Cantrell’s experience and insights provide a valuable blueprint for women looking to thrive in small-town business environments. Her passion for community development and women’s leadership is evident, making this episode a must-listen for any aspiring female entrepreneur.

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The Biz Foundry

Plenty Downtown Bookshop

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