This week on the Sisterhood is Power! podcast, Susan Trieschmann, founder of Curt’s Cafe, joins our host, Janus Adams, to discuss how she built a $28 million company from scratch , the accident that changed her course to help formerly incarcerated youth find hope, home and livelihoods and the challenges and joys of entrepreneurship. Learn more about Curt’s Cafe at <a href="https://curtscafe.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://curtscafe.org/</a>. Like, comment and subscribe! Follow us on social media @thealzeniaproject <a href="http://www.alzeniaproject.org" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.alzeniaproject.org</a>

This week on the Sisterhood is Power! podcast, Susan Trieschmann, founder of Curt’s Cafe, joins our host, Janus Adams, to discuss how she built a $28 million company from scratch , the accident that changed her course to help formerly incarcerated youth find hope, home and livelihoods and the challenges and joys of entrepreneurship.Learn more about Curt’s Cafe at https://curtscafe.org/.Like, comment and subscribe!Follow us on social media @thealzeniaproject www.alzeniaproject.org

This week on the Sisterhood is Power! podcast, Susan Trieschmann, founder of Curt’s Cafe, joins our host, Janus Adams, to discuss how she built a $28 million company from scratch , the accident that changed her course to help formerly incarcerated youth find hope, home and livelihoods and the challenges and joys of entrepreneurship. Learn more about Curt’s Cafe at <a href="https://curtscafe.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://curtscafe.org/</a>. Like, comment and subscribe! Follow us on social media @thealzeniaproject <a href="http://www.alzeniaproject.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.alzeniaproject.org</a>

Troubled Waters

Sisterhood Is Power! is an Alzenia Project podcast series that goes behind-the-scenes of the lives of six women founders of major not-for-profit organizations as they share about their lives, the call-to-action that set their course as founders; their inspirations, motivations, tribulations and what lies on the road ahead. This series is hosted by Janus Adams, Emmy award-winning journalist, historian, entrepreneur, and author. The Alzenia Project, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) organization whose mission is to ensure that not-for-profit organizations committed to the personal and professional development of young women, especially young women of color, ages 18-30 years old, receive the awareness and funding necessary to move their missions forward. Learn more at <a href="http://www.alzeniaproject.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">www.alzeniaproject.org</a>.

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Sisterhood Is Power! is an Alzenia Project podcast series that goes behind-the-scenes of the lives of six women founders of major not-for-profit organizations as they share about their lives, the call-to-action that set their course as founders; their inspirations, motivations, tribulations and what lies on the road ahead. This series is hosted by Janus Adams, Emmy award-winning journalist, historian, entrepreneur, and author. The Alzenia Project, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) organization whose mission is to ensure that not-for-profit organizations committed to the personal and professional development of young women, especially young women of color, ages 18-30 years old, receive the awareness and funding necessary to move their missions forward.Learn more at www.alzeniaproject.org.

Sisterhood Is Power! is an Alzenia Project podcast series that goes behind-the-scenes of the lives of six women founders of major not-for-profit organizations as they share about their lives, the call-to-action that set their course as founders; their inspirations, motivations, tribulations and what lies on the road ahead. This series is hosted by Janus Adams, Emmy award-winning journalist, historian, entrepreneur, and author. The Alzenia Project, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) organization whose mission is to ensure that not-for-profit organizations committed to the personal and professional development of young women, especially young women of color, ages 18-30 years old, receive the awareness and funding necessary to move their missions forward. Learn more at <a href="http://www.alzeniaproject.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.alzeniaproject.org</a>.

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