Our Prowess 2.0 women’s business bloggers have stacks of experience of starting and growing businesses and social enterprises. They share practical tips, specialist knowledge and insights into the bigger picture for women in business. If you are interested in guest blogging on Prowess 2.0 | Women’s Business, please get in touch.
Sarah Daniels is Founder of the RedCat Partnership Ltd – a team of ex- enforcement officers who now help protect businesses by offering pragmatic & up to date advice and training on Health & Safety (Safety Policies & Risk Assessments), Food Safety including HACCP & Environmental Health Matters.
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Anne Francis set up her first business in 1985. She currently runs Carnival Consulting specialising in socially motivated business support and a fitness company Nia Norfolk. She regularly contributes to local media, is ambassador for Norwich Lanes, a Princes Trust mentor and on the committee of FSB.
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Gillian Hall. Moving from the arts to mediation and still encouraging the use of vocal chords, but in a different way! Leading five organisations in growth strategies has evolved into developing Lucent Talking. I work to help others to hold brighter conversations, replacing stormy meetings and resolving stalemates.
Sarah Steel founded The Old Station Nursery Ltd in 2002, after a search for high quality local childcare left her thinking that there was a gap in the market. The company now runs 13 day nurseries across the UK and has been recognised with a number of industry and business awards.
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Louise Third is a Nottingham-based business owner whose interest in smaller firms and enterprise has taken her though a career as a business adviser, consultant, national policy adviser, and PR expert. Louise is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Member of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations.
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Erika Watson enables enterprise, as a consultant, trainer and accredited business adviser. A successful social entrepreneur, Erika has an MBA and an MBE for services to women’s enterprise. She’s also a business writer, with contributions to the FT and the Guardian.
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