- What it means to be on a mission to catalyze confidence.
- How her clothes are made and sold.
- What percentage of her business is international, and ...
- Why she wrote the book "GRAVITAS: The 8 Strengths That Redefine Confidence."
Wednesday, August 16, 2023
The One and Only How She Went Global® Podcast: Hosted by Women Entrepreneurs Grow Global®
Monday, September 19, 2022
Today in Global Small Business: Bluedog Named Crain's #1 Best Place to Work!
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- 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.
Thursday, January 20, 2022
How She Went Global® Podcast Ranked #2 in Entrepreneurship
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Tune in to episode #11, "For Latina Women Entrepreneurs, The Best Is Yet To Come," with Valeria Aloe, native of Argentina, founder of Abundancia Consciente, and author of Uncolonized Latinas. She discusses why she started her global business, how the right mindset fuels opportunities for Latina women entrepreneurs and what can be done to fuel more Latina women entrepreneurs to start and run global businesses. And if you enjoy her episode, feel free to tune in to all the rest of the episodes. While you are at it, don't forget to subscribe.
Here's what Valeria said about being interviewed:
"Thank you so much dear Laurel [Delaney] for having me, and for the opportunity to share insights and research relevant to Latinas, other women of color, and allies seeking to support and partner with them. I appreciate your mission of supporting women to scale up and expand beyond borders. Grateful!"
Tune in at your convenience for easy, educational and fun listening: https://bit.ly/3tA52p7
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