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What's affecting me, my clients, my colleagues and other global small business owners:
- Michelle Hayward, founder and CEO of Chicago-based Certified B-Corporation Bluedog Design, wins Best Place to Work by Crain's Chicago Business 2022. Second year in a row!
- Why you should be on TikTok. (wegg® is.)
- The global economy, led by the Western world, looks pretty broken, does it not? A lot is due to the war in Ukraine (shame on Russia).
- Quote of the week: "Each employee has a voice. They have control, and we support them in their growth and we support each other. We foster a culture where there is a sense of belonging. From our research, belonging is why people choose to stay with a company. We just really believe that people are the No. 1 aspect." – Michelle Hayward, founder and CEO, Bluedog Design, #1 Best Place To Work winner 2021 and 2022
- Maybe the US is in a recession but global small businesses forge on.
- Omotola Akinbiyi, founder of Chicago-based bon femmes, discusses on the How She Went Global® podcast how she set up her ecommerce store, why she wanted to conduct business worldwide, and how she is making an impact with female creatives.
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