In this episode of "Stories by Career Sistas," Beverly interviews Sharon, an attorney specializing in commercial law. Sharon shares her journey from teaching English to establishing herself in the legal profession, emphasizing the importance of volunteering and networking. She discusses her transition from an individual contributor to a leadership role, offering advice for aspiring leaders and highlighting the significance of self-realisation. 

In this episode, Vanessa Sanyauke, founder of the Hill App and Girls Talk, shares her remarkable journey of building successful businesses from the ground up. Vanessa candidly discusses the challenges she faced, from securing funding to finding the right talent, and how she navigated these obstacles with resilience and determination. Her story is a testament to the power of adaptability and the importance of community support in achieving entrepreneurial success.

Episode 4:  In this inspiring episode of Stories by Career Sistas, we delve into the transformative power of financial wellness and empowerment for entrepreneurs. Our guest Alejandra, shares her journey of overcoming financial trauma and building a platform dedicated to helping women improve their relationship with money. Through candid conversations, we explore the challenges faced by entrepreneurs, the importance of resilience, and the role of mentorship in achieving financial stability and success.

Episode 3:  Relocating to a new country can be exciting—but also isolating. So how do you rebuild your network when you’re starting over from scratch? This episode dives into the art of connecting in unfamiliar spaces, finding your people, and building a community that feels like home—personally and professionally.

What happens when someone powerful believes in your potential before the world does? In this episode, we explore the game-changing impact of sponsorship and what it really takes to follow your passion—especially as a woman of colour navigating systems not built for us. From courage to connection, we unpack how the right support can turn a dream into a real-deal career move.

Access to capital is one of the biggest hurdles for women of colour in business. In this episode, we talk funding—from bootstrapping to pitching, navigating bias, and learning how to confidently ask for the money. Because our ideas are worthy of investment—and it’s time we claimed our space at the table!