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Marketing & PR
Stories of women business owners working in marketing, communications and public relations.
She Left the Corporate World to Strike Out On Her Own
Nancy A. Shenker started her marketing company The ON Switch so she could innovate the way she wanted to.
She Started Working at This Company 15 Years Ago – Now She’s The CEO
Serena Holmes runs Tigris Events, which specializes in event staffing, event planning and experiential marketing.
She Wanted More Than Her 9 to 5 Retail Job – So She Became an Entrepreneur
Liz Roncevic Started Bizmap to help business owners focus on what they do best.
She Believes Empathy Can Change the World
Nesh Pillay is integrating social responsibility into her Marketing & PR firm Press Pillay.
She’s On a Mission to Help Female Entrepreneurs Tell Their Story
Jo Swann started Chocolate PR to amplify the stories and achievements of women business owners
A Chronic Pain Diagnosis Helped Her Make the Career Change She Needed to Live a Fulfilling Life
Michelle Lewis started Visibility Vixen so she could help others with their passion and pursue hers
She’s Been Making Commercials for Over 30 Years. But She’s Not Done Growing Her Business Yet
Collette Liantonio started Concepts Video Productions from her kitchen table. Now, she’s one of the most respected names in the game.
Vaishnavi Talawadekar: Marrying The Power Of Words With The Fundamentals of Branding
“I think the fact that I listened to my heart, quit my job and hustled is my biggest achievement yet.”
Shannon DePalma: Marketing Strategies for Creative Businesses
“I wanted to show other entrepreneurs that they didn’t have to struggle and they can get support.”
Shashi & Rama Pandey: A Second Career for Mother-Daughter Entrepreneurs
“When both decided to go for Infinite Mobility the rest of the family was really encouraging and ready to help.”
Dannie Fountain: Marketing Consulting for Small Businesses
“Financial success to me means financial independence. Personal success to me means feeling good about what I’m doing, the business I run, and my interactions with the world at large.”
Maggie Hallahan: Creative CEO Fights Gender Bias
“How can the creative community catch up to these consumers in terms of understanding the value of women-owned businesses? All of us at MHPV have been dedicated to finding the answers.”
Karen Taylor Bass of Taylor Made Media LLC: The PR Expert
“Success to me is having the means to do what I want, when I want.”
Kaare Long: ‘Community Over Competition’
“It takes a lot of courage, determination and passion to lead the Entrepreneur life and the stories I hear from other women inspire me so much.”