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What will you do with your Authentic You?

I'll skip the humblebrag and simply express my genuine excitement, honor, and enthusiasm to be part of this inaugural summit. Danielle Shockey, I have curated the perfect accessory for an event sponsored by the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana during Women's History Month. 😉 If you haven't registered yet, what are you waiting for? Indiana women, trust me, you don't want to miss out on this event. If you've been keeping an eye on the lineup, you know exactly what I'm talking about. #SayNotoFOMO Here's what you need to do: 1. Check your calendar, make some adjustments, or mark yourself as out of office; 2. Click this link to register now: https://bit.ly/3wRpsAN; 3. Go through your wardrobe and find something white, green, purple, or gold; (colors symbolizing Women's History Month, as explained https://lnkd.in/erBdahh6). 4. Plan your route to the Historic Union Station. Plan ahead and calculate your travel time backward from the opening plenary. Trust me, you don't want to be late!

Ladies it's American Business Women Day! 🚀🌟 Together, we're unstoppable! 🌈 "Surround yourself with women who have dreams, desire, and ambition; they'll help you push for, and realize your own." 💪💫 Today, let's celebrate the incredible power of the supportive circle of the women who uplift and inspire us to achieve greatness. 🌄✨ Share a story of an amazing business woman in your life who motivate you to chase your dreams, and let's keep the dream alive together! 📣 My story is in the comments.

In honor of Women's History Month, we're highlighting women making positive changes in our community. Meet Dr. Emily Radka, owner and founder of Chiropractic Family in Green Bay. Radka says, "I love being able to make an impact on people's well being and knowing that I am a positive part of the community brings me so much joy." Learn more about her business and her journey by reading our blog: https://buff.ly/43A2iLI

“What you do and what drives you?” Many elements in one paragraph. But I’ll unfold my remark on: The passion of creating value I’ve always been driven throughout my life to solve problems, optimize and/or bring value. Whether it’s a simple system that saves time at work or a simple habit in my everyday life. … like structuring your workspace for optimal operation. … Or planning one’s schedule like a tetris. … Or optimizing so you won’t have to walk twice from A to B (you with me?) I love to consider a problem like a puzzle. There is always a solution. Like the current inefficient and problem causing wardrobe system at venues. Neither the guest, employee or venue perceive the wardrobe as anything else than an annoyance and something to get over with. With Keypitt, I aim to solve the multiple problems and convert the wardrobe into added value. A digital wardrobe system, that not only removes worry, loss and discussions. But adds datainsights, value and smiles on people’s faces. Reach out if you’re curious to hear, how Keypitt could elevate your venue. Have you experienced frustrations with traditional wardrobe systems? Do you see a need for added value? #StartupLife #EventTech #Solofounder #FemaleFounder #DataDriven

Why join us at CREWSV? Check out the short video below and give me a shout if you’d like to expand your network!

Another great week being a part of the Women in Business committee! Facilitating an event with our fab host Philip Smith around building your Personal Brand! & supporting the Macmillan Coffee Morning in our Bradford Head office! To my Santander Network, if you are wondering how to join the Women in business network, attend our upcoming events, or if you have any ideas on events or speakers you would like to hear from please pop me a message! 😊 #WomenInBusiness #FindYourTribe #TheSantanderEffect

The 5 Young and Inspiring Businesswomen to Watch in 2023

I was lucky enough to attend the Women In Bloom, Confident and Killing It event yesterday, and it was an incredible experience. Tiwalola Ogunlesi is an inspiring speaker, and we also heard from other women who generously shared their stories of starting over. My top takeaways from the event were: ⭐️It’s okay to start small; every journey begins with small steps toward a larger goal. ⭐️Don’t say “no” to yourself before others do. We often count ourselves out of opportunities when we assume we don’t stand a chance. Believe in yourself first! ⭐️ Be proactive and create opportunities for yourself. Many stories shared at the event had a common theme: tenacious women taking risks, bouncing back from rejection, and making their own opportunities. ⭐️ Don’t confine yourself to a box. You never know what you can achieve if you think boldly and outside the box. I highly recommend that all the women in my network and beyond check out Tiwa and Confident and Killing It. I can’t wait for the next event!