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DCWBC ShopHer Profile: Batax Bule
Hello! Today, we spoke with Metrini Geopani Weaver, owner of Batax Bule. Batax Bule is a globally inspired and ethically sourced fashion, jewelry and home textile
DCWBC ShopHer Profile: Yul D’Uz
By Deb Almond / April 6, 2022 / Field Notes / 4 minutes of reading This is part of a series of profiles showcasing the talented entrepreneurs of ShopHER, a pop-up incubator
DCWBC ShopHer Profile: T&U Cashmere
By Deb Almond / March 21, 2022 / Field Notes / 3 minutes of reading Hello! This is the first in a series of profiles showcasing the talented entrepreneurs of ShopHER, a
The DCWBC Women’s History Month Gift Guide
Women History Month is a celebration of women’s contributions to history, culture, and society. This year we want to highlight the #womeninbusiness building wealth for
Two Women’s Business Centers Create a Collective Opportunity
By Lisa Abelar Lisawritesaboutit@gmail.com It isn’t often that 4,000 square feet of retail space becomes available in one of the historically busiest transportation hubs in
DCWBC ShopHer Profile: Batax Bule
Hello! Today, we spoke with Metrini Geopani Weaver, owner of Batax Bule. Batax Bule is a globally inspired and ethically sourced fashion, jewelry and home textile design studio based in Washington,
DCWBC ShopHer Profile: Yul D’Uz
By Deb Almond / April 6, 2022 / Field Notes / 4 minutes of reading This is part of a series of profiles showcasing the talented entrepreneurs of ShopHER, a pop-up incubator for women-owned small businesses in
DCWBC ShopHer Profile: T&U Cashmere
By Deb Almond / March 21, 2022 / Field Notes / 3 minutes of reading Hello! This is the first in a series of profiles showcasing the talented entrepreneurs of ShopHER, a pop-up incubator for women-owned small
The DCWBC Women’s History Month Gift Guide
Women History Month is a celebration of women’s contributions to history, culture, and society. This year we want to highlight the #womeninbusiness building wealth for their families and creating opportunities
Two Women’s Business Centers Create a Collective Opportunity
By Lisa Abelar Lisawritesaboutit@gmail.com It isn’t often that 4,000 square feet of retail space becomes available in one of the historically busiest transportation hubs in Washington, DC. And it isn’t
