It’s all in the name. Here you will find women who are inspiring movement in their fields for all the right reasons. Follow their journeys and tell us if there’s someone in your network who ought to share their own!
London-based entrepreneur Ekua, founder of Be Your No.1 Cheerleader, launched her business four-and-a-half-year ago. As a LinkedIn and Career Coach, she specialises in empowering clients to harness the potential of LinkedIn for both career advancement and business triumphs. Ekua also collaborates with organisations to foster inclusive cultures and cultivate a diverse talent pool, ensuring sustainable…
Sisters Charlene and Antoinette Simms are the founders of Wentworth Wills. The business, which was launched five years ago, produces legal documents and educates people on the importance of estate planning. The documents they produce are Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, and Trusts. What inspired you to start your own business? Antoinette had been…
Nevo Burrell is the founder of Nevo Concept Image & Style Consultancy She has worked in the retail industry in stores such as Selfridges, Dickens & Jones and House of Fraser, giving honest one-on-one advice to clients (years before it became a phenomenon). She is a board member of the Federation of Image Professionals International…
Sarah Najjuma is the founder of Virtual Assistant Diary a consultancy that supports businesses and entrepreneurs with primarily Executive Assistant Support, Operations Management and Project Management. She launched her business two and half years ago. What inspired you to start your own business? Starting a Virtual Assistant business was never in my plans, even with…