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Yesterday’s Women Ahead networking event had a touch of magic. Without prior planning, three of us business owners found ourselves perfectly colour-coordinated with our organization’s vibrant logo.
A visual testament to how Women Ahead unites diverse entrepreneurs!
Meet our unintentionally stylish trio members.
In bold pink: The visionary Shirley Phillips behind House of Colours, whose passion helps clients leverage the power of colour in their lives and businesses.
In soothing blue: That’s me, Delia, your Women Ahead President and strategic business consultant, bringing calm clarity to entrepreneurial challenges.
In refreshing green: Sandra O. An insightful HR consultant, whose business fosters growth and renewal in client workplaces.
Each of us runs our own company, facing unique challenges. Yet, against our Women Ahead banner, our spontaneous colour harmony reflects our shared journey: different industries, united ambitions.
As entrepreneurs, we each bring our distinctive hue to the business world. As Women Ahead members, we amplify each other’s colours.
I’m honoured to lead an organization where every woman’s entrepreneurial spirit shines bright.
Join us!
Whether you’re in tech, finance, creative fields, or beyond, there’s a place for your business’s unique colour in our vibrant community.
Thank you all for your attendance.
Special thanks to our knowledgeable photographer Stephen Finn for making our day even special by capturing the most important moments.
If you didn’t book a place on Wednesday, the 5th of June, on @Walk N Talk, you can do it now.
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- When Colours Spoke Louder Than Words
- When Colours Spoke Louder Than Words