Austin Business Babes (Apple TV): Recent Episodes
Dana Minney
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Donna Watson and her husband, at sixty years old, decided to leave their jobs and start something new. After assessing what was needed in their city and asking people what they wanted, they launched 'The Woman and Family Directory'.
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CC Stinson, from CCSquared Productions, quit her job and started her career as an independent filmmaker. How did that happen and what lead to this decision?
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Liberty Harper-Simonsen, from Harper-Simonsen Consulting, started ten years ago her "own little gym" Liberty Fitness. Now in her mid twenties Liberty starts her new business as an independent fitness franchise consultant. What happened in between that led to this?
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Raquel Frankenberg, of Raquel's Fine Furnishings, talks about her transition from working at a bank to becoming an entrepreneur. She also shares her vision of the future for her business and personal life.
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Toni Scott, Dinner Made Simple, shortly after starting her own business was featured on TV. How did that happen and what are the other adventures she experiences as a personal chef.
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Vicki Gardiner, from Purseonally Yours, keeps inventing new products by listening to her customers' needs. She has learned her greatest lessons from crises. In tough times her whole family helps out to deliver the product as promised. Trust me, you will be encouraged by listening to her story.
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Anji Fussel's company, She Spies Private Eye, Inc., is one of the most successful companies in the industry. You will be inspired by her stories, by how she has overcome obstacles and how she helps make other women what they want to become. Anji also gives a little glimpse into her plans for the future. Her book recommendation is 'Feminine Force' by Georgette Mosbacher.
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Mary Louise Butters tells us how she ended up at the Oscars serving brownies. She also shows the different flavors of her brownies and what other products you can buy to stimulate your taste buds. Don't visit her website, you cannot resist!
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Raquel Frankenburg, of Raquel's Fine Furnishings, came from a family in rural Texas with very limited resources. Design, art, and creativity were not options given to her for a career. Find out the how and why of her success story... a degree in management and accounting, becoming an accomplished furniture designer and successful entrepreneur...how did it happen?
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Toni Scott, Dinner Made Simple, discovered her passion while watching TV. While working full-time, she learned to be a personal chef in her off-hours. Then, she found her first clients through friends, quit her job and was up and running within a few months! Watch and learn what were the steps she took to make her dream come true.
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Renee Trudeau, from Career Strategists, started a new project out of her need for support when she had her son. This project has now evolved into a new business, support groups all over the country, and a complimentary work book, "The Mother's Guide to Self-Renewal".
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The business of Vicki Gardiner, Purseonally Yours, got ignited by the feedback she got from people who enjoyed her gifts. Making handbags for family and friends turned into a nationwide success.
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Anji Fussell, founder and owner of She Spies Private Eye, Inc., hired her nail technician as her first employee. What were her other steps in building her business? Listen to her stories and see how you can apply them to your own endeavors.
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Mary Louise Butters, whose business is called Mary Louise Butters Brownies, started the venture out of her love of delicious food. First, she enrolled her friends and family to help her launch. Later, they became her support group when she needed encouragement.
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Karen Frost, from Frost Media Relations, attracts new clients mainly through word-of-mouth. Hear some success stories about her clients and how she used media to enhance their visibility.
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Jessie Dingler, Massage Therapist, created a DVD called 'How to touch your Woman'. It has led to her giving speeches, radio interviews, plus DVD sales from all over the world! It was a project designed to teach her how to sell her own products so that she can later sell other people's products.
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Kate Wodash, Pilates Trainer, knows how much her 'private life' influences her business success. She also tells us how she learned business... she never stops learning, taking seminars, reading books, trying new tools. One of her resources is the seminar The Soul of Entrepreneurship.
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Melissa Miller, executive director of the Austin Independent Business Alliance, implemented systems and procedures in the organization. How did she do that and what were her challenges? Learn from her and be inspired in your own projects.
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Kate Wodash, Pilates Trainer, made her way from being a customer, becoming an instructor to starting her own training facility. How did she make all these transitions and what did she learn during her journey?
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Lindsey Berkson, COO of Kenilin, tells the story of her new company: a new regulation of the FDA inspires her to develop an innovative drug. How do you stay on top of all the challenges coming with building a company around a new product.
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Linda Ford, from Ford Business Consulting, says you just have to be you, that is the most powerful way of doing business. What does that mean? Get the full story and more inspiration from one of the most experienced business consultants.
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Ginger Webb, from Texas Medicinals, decided to prepare for nation wide distribution of her products. What events and thoughts lead to that decision?
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Marianne Bedard, from the Party Image, gives us her insights how you keep your dream alive against all 'good' advice and make it a reality.
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Fran Harris is also an experienced coach of coaches. She talks today about how you deal with buyers remorse.
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Thinking too much can stop you...don't imagine all the things that can go wrong, just go in action! This and other insights of an experienced (and young) entrepreneur, Aruni Gunasegaram.