Our biggest lesson for KDM was to trust the process, no matter where it leads and trust the team you put in place because you chose them for a reason. My team has been very helpful and responsive to the needs of the KDM staff to help them through this transition. We...
In writing my final newsletter, it’s hard to believe a year has already passed since I was inducted – yet so much has happened in the world, it is hard to believe it has only been one year. We’ve seen many changes and achieved great things over this past year, but...
One of the beauties of being a NAWBO member is the diversity of its membership. Not only is it a forum for business owners of varying industries and sizes to join together, but it also comprises members of all ages, colors and affiliations. Thus, business owners who...
Upon joining NAWBO, I immediately joined the West Town Mastermind. I love to see the strength from the women in this group and how they navigate their businesses. It is inspiring and mind-blowing to hear about everyone’s experiences. Together we dissect different...
The 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment couldn’t have come at a more purposeful time. While women business owners have always been natural leaders, I implore us to use our voices and actions more boldly and equitably, whether as the only woman in a boardroom...
This week we will find out who the Democratic Vice-Presidential candidate will be. For the first time ever, historians and political analysts have commented that the “short list” is comprised of Latina, African American and Asian candidates. It’s taken 100 years to...
NAWBO Chicago Names First Latina President Elizabeth Colón Has Been an Advocate for Women Since Childhood CHICAGO, July 1, 2020 — The first Latina president of the National Association of Women Business Owners – Chicago Chapter has been preparing for her...
