Read more> Olivia Kennaway | Founder & Designer And as valuable as that experience was to my journey, it didn’t matter to my now surrounding community of LA, so I set out to create my platform and continue my on-air voice through podcasting while simultaneously working in production behind the scenes, figuring out my belonging.
Read more> Archie Jay | Podcast Journalist & Producerīefore moving to Los Angeles nearly five years ago, I hosted morning radio, produced local news, and was a digital reporter for Fox News in St. My grandmother is a self taught seamstress and utilized her skills in her early years to help provide for her family. We needed to keep her at home and as safe as possible. As a family we decided to ensure the health and safety of our most important family member, my then 78year old grandmother. This small business endeavor began like many others, during the Covid-19 shut down back in November of 2020. Read more> Yesenia Guerrero-Flores | Co-Owner of La Madrecita Shop and Mental Health Therapist However, working for someone or a company that was not aware or considerate of who I am and how I operate would burden my performance as an employee. My emotions flow like waves, and I sometimes prefer to be alone. My thought process for starting my own business was that I completely dreaded working for someone. Read more> Jabari Jefferson | Executive Producer & Director of Photography And while our jobs paid the bills, neither of us were creatively fulfilled in our professions. We have both always been full-time moms with full-time careers, dealing with the constant challenge of balancing the demands of work and home. ReJen²erate, a fitness and wellness business, came to fruition in March 2022 by longtime friends Jennifer “Piper” Welch and Jennifer Horne. Read more> Jennifer & Piper Horne & Welch | Meditation Guide (Jennifer) & Fitness Instructor (Piper) And of course this was happening everywhere, resulting in more than 3 million working moms leaving their jobs over the past 2 years. My friends and neighbors, on the other hand, were not able to leave their jobs and their childcare completely disappeared. Although it was hard, I felt fortunate that I wasn’t trying to work a second job while caring for my kids.
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I was a full time stay-at-home mom when the pandemic hit. June Care was started based on my own personal experience as a full time working mom, and a full time stay-at-home mom, but really born out of the pandemic. Gretchen Salyer | Founder and CEO of June Care We asked some of the rising stars in our community how they thought through the idea of starting their own businesses.
Starting a business is a commitment and requires dedication, resources and sacrifice.
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