Nothing is more powerful than women supporting women! On each episode of the Support is Sexy podcast, Elayne Fluker chats with women entrepreneurs who are handling their business, loving their lives, and inspiring you to do the same!
Karen Hunter is no stranger to entrepreneurship. She watched her father work seven days a week -- even on holidays -- at the corner store he owned in Newark, New Jersey, showing her along how business was handled. Karen was hooked, and wanted to be a part of the...
Ophira Edut and her identical twin sister, Tali, have been partners in entrepreneurship from a very young age. Since they were seven years old, the two have had a calligraphy business at their elementary school and a paper route in their Detroit neighborhood. They are...
Trey Anthony, a proud Jamaican woman living in Canada, grew up surrounded by side hustles, witnessing her mother, grandmother and aunt doing everything from reading tea leaves to cutting hair. This helped Trey understand the importance of women having agency in...
Kathryn Finney, CEO of DigitalUndivided -- a social enterprise focused on women owning their work through entrepreneurship. (She's also the first repeat guest on the Support is Sexy podcast!) On this episode of Support is Sexy, Kathryn talks about...
Jenn Scalia grew up in south New Jersey as an introverted overachiever, which made making connections difficult when she attended college at Temple University. Social media changed that, and Jenn personally took to the platforms of the time (think MySpace). She was...
Prior to getting laid off from her job as a creative executive, Kristina Jones used to think entrepreneurship was a dirty word. The moment that changed was when she realized she was finally free to focus her full attention on her new venture, Court...
Nicole Holland has a big beautiful personality! But growing up in Maryland (and later in Canada) she was often urged to quiet down in order to please other people. Today, Nicole proudly turns up and shows up -- using her personality and her commitment to...
Ariel Belgrave and her three siblings learned about entrepreneurship courtesy of 5-cent cans. Their parents encouraged them to collect the refundable cans, learn how to count how much they'd make from them, enroll others in the family into their business and split the...
Pauleanna Reid has been around entrepreneurship as long as she can remember thanks to her dad, who was an entrepreneur. But it was when the Ontario, Canada, native went to college that she really began to see the freedom that entrepreneurship could offer her in her...
When Dorie Clark, marketing strategy consultant and author of the enlightening new book, Entrepreneurial You, was executive director of a non-profit, she realized, essentially, that she was running her own small business. This sparked the entrepreneurial...
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