We’re looking for the Best Places for Women to Work in Charlotte, and we’d like your input to make sure local companies get the recognition that they deserve. Take a moment and nominate the Charlotte companies that you think value women in the workplace. Do they offer a path to leadership? A flexible schedule for […]
We thought we were busy pre-covid, now many of us are busier than we can handle. Home school and work from home has left a lot of women with extra responsibilities and struggling to keep up mentally and physically. Something has to come off of our daily lists ~ not just to save time but […]
Ella Culpepper and Mae Strauss are the Charlotte high school seniors behind The Baker & The Scribe Baking Co. They started the Baker & The Scribe early this summer during lockdown, to share a love of baking and art with Charlotte. Their twist on the cookie biz is that their custom hand-iced cookies come with […]
Dr. Sharon L. Gaber is making history. The second woman to lead the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, she officially replaces Philip L. Dubois as the school’s fifth chancellor on July 20. While the university was founded by a woman, Bonnie Cone in 1946, it has not had a female chancellor in over 50 […]
Charlotte is filled with incredible high school female athletes. While the class of 2020 lost months of traditional senior year experiences due to the COVID-19 pandemic, their accomplishments have not gone unnoticed. Meet 10 Charlotte area high school female athletes taking their game to the next level. “You get to watch them grow and mature. […]
Celebrate Black History Month by making an investment in a Charlotte Black Owned, Women Owned Business. Support these ladies by following their social media pages and if you are able, make a purchase. From candles to cheesecakes, event planning to business resources; the following list is a great start to find businesses to support. Another […]
Molly Grantham, of course. The wife, mom of two with a third soon on the way, full time TV news anchor for WBTV, habitual non-profit emcee and charity champion used her shelter in place time to write and self-publish her second book; The Juggle is Real. If you read her first book, Small Victories, she […]
It’s possible to pursue something for yourself while simultaneously showing up well for the people you love. It’s possible to be a great mother and a great entrepreneur. Rachel Hollis These ladies prove everyday that there is truth to that quote. Although they all came to be business owners in different ways and for different […]
For years, and even today, the stereotype of the Junior League has been one of an organization comprised of wealthy white women wearing pearls and drinking lots of sweet tea. This stereotype is not only antiquated, but it takes away from the work these women are doing in our community, nation, and even internationally. Meet […]
A woman’s jewelry can tell a story of not just her personal style but also her personality; bold with on trend pieces, conservative with simple designs or extroverted with jewelry that strikes up a conversation. The same can be said of jewelry designers. Their collections tend to reflect past experiences and backgrounds that lead them […]
Many of us have thoughts of giving back during the holidays, but sometimes the hustle and bustle takes too much of our time and energy to follow through on our grand plans. The following Charlotte women have dedicated countless hours to providing Thanksgiving meals and holiday joy for those less fortunate in our community. We […]
I’ve said it before, Networking is hard. At least for an anti-social extrovert like me 🙂 (what does that even mean? well, I don’t love to go out and socialize, but once I do, you can’t stop me from chatting up everyone, strangers, friends, everyone). It’s always easier in a casual setting, maybe after hours, […]
