THE HER REPORT: Week of September 7
The HER Report is our weekly briefing on the business, policy, and economic issues influencing women’s work and leadership in Texas. Each Monday, we highlight the developments women in Texas need to understand now, with clear context and practical takeaways. More from The HER Report:[Last week’s edition]
THE HER REPORT: Week of August 31
The HER Report is our weekly briefing on the business, policy, and economic issues influencing women’s work and leadership in Texas. Each Monday, we highlight the developments women in Texas need to understand now, with clear context and practical takeaways. More from The HER Report:[Last week’s edition]
THE HER REPORT: Week of August 24
The HER Report is our weekly briefing on the business, policy, and economic issues influencing women’s work and leadership in Texas. Each Monday, we highlight the developments women in Texas need to understand now, with clear context and practical takeaways. More from The HER Report:[Last week’s edition]
THE HER REPORT: Week of August 17
The HER Report is our weekly briefing on the business, policy, and economic issues influencing women’s work and leadership in Texas. Each Monday, we highlight the developments women in Texas need to understand now, with clear context and practical takeaways. More from The HER Report:[Last week’s edition]
AI Gave Erika Gonzalez Harrison Her Time Back. She Used It to Build Quinta & Co.
For years, Erika Gonzalez Harrison ran parts of her first company, Eridion Glass, the way many small business owners do: spreadsheets, manual processes and hours spent keeping track of information that lived in too many different places. This year, she decided to change that. Harrison sat down with Claude and started building. First came an order tracker. Then she built out the company's Profit First system, including its accounts, allocations, weekly transfers
The Problem With Most Business Courses and How BOLDIFI Is Trying to Fix It
Founder Shampaigne Graves shares why she spent eight years building an accredited, audio-first microschool designed for women who don't have hours to spend in front of a laptop. In 2018, Shampaigne Graves invested the last $20 she had into a Facebook ad for a small t-shirt business. What began as a simple idea to support women in business has grown into something much larger. Today, BOLDIFI® is an accredited, audio-first microschool designed