the beat goes on

Alas, Women's History Month has come to an end. See you next year!

We kid, of course. We are definitely not giving up on our mission to build a movement of support for Women Owned businesses any time soon.

Let's keep the momentum going. Tell us: how will you continue to support Women Owned businesses in 2018? We'll feature some of our favorite answers in an upcoming issue.
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NU-SET

There is a good chance you've used one of these ubiquitous lock boxes to access a potential new home or rental at some point in your life. But what you may not know: this third-generation Women Owned business is also embracing smart technology to help transform how we secure and share our spaces. We are particularly excited about the new Eyecon box, which uses picture key technology to unlock.
women who own it
KRISTEN PREAU MOORE
CEO of Jambalaya Girl

" It was not until after Hurricane Katrina that I had the "ah-ha" moment for what later turned my passion for New Orleans into the Jambalaya Girl business. My house had flooded, I was evacuated and I wanted to help, so I started cooking Jambalaya."
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HOST A WOMEN OWNED WINE NIGHT

It may still be a male-dominated field, but women are making some serious waves in the wine world. Taste some of our favorites - or better yet, host a tasting! We've compiled everything you need to host a Pinterest-worthy wine night, including Women Owned wines, snacks, accessories, and even something to help with any (ahem) spills.
the round up
  • Detroit News covers a sold-out tour of eight Women Owned businesses.
  • American Express shares resources for Women Owned businesses, including funding sources and mentorship advice.
  • Money Under 30 delves into why Women Owned businesses are excelling in businesses.
  • Eater says women in the restaurant industry are building their own inclusive resources.
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