You’ve created a business around something you love to do, and friends and family are encouraging you to make it official. Maybe you are selling homemade pies, or you’ve been walking dogs in the neighborhood, or you’ve been teaching stretching classes for seniors at the local Y. But, if you
When my favorite jeans were feeling a bit tight, I went on a lock down with my food intake. But I knew I needed some guidance. By chance I met Jacqui Justice at an event and she told me she was a nutritionist. A VentureMom to the rescue! I asked
When a client told her that the usual techniques for staying healthy weren’t working, she needed a Plan B. Lisa Bunce became a nutritionist shortly after graduating with a degree as a Registered Dietitian. “It was the perfect profession and business to manage around my 2 children,” says Lisa. For
Who knew an Achilles heel injury would lead this mom in a new direction? After 10 years on Wall Street, Nancy became a stay at home mom when her first son was born. Feeling the entrepreneurial spirit, she decided to follow in her mom’s footsteps and started a paper products