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Moms talk Motherhood and Entrepreneurship at the Mom Your Business Sunday Brunch Podcast
Tanya T. Morris talks balancing business and motherhood at the Mom Your Business Sunday Brunch.
For those that don’t know, Mom Your Business, Ms. Tanya Morris has been around for a while now. From promoting her book Power of the T, to me overhearing the word “mompreneur” to seeing that now take shape in the form of a podcast. What’s unique and interesting about Mom Your Business is the intersection of motherhood, and entrepreneurship. As it’s reinforced in every event under the brand: elements of motherhood (management, time, planning) play a pivotal role in growing your business. In many of these conversations, growing a business is like raising a child. Poor investments, lack of sight, and under planning can have dire consequences or immediate setbacks.
What Tanya brings to the forefront in these conversations with mompreneurs brings about a change and insight I believe everyone needs to hear.
Bryan Carter, Main Course PHL
Charisse McGille is the CEO of Lokal Artsian Foods and was a full-time director of special events for Valley Forge Military Academy and College. Shortly after leaving she began selling her french toast, which starting gaining momentum. McGille grounded her business after spending time in open-air food markets. She is currently getting an MBA in food marketing at St. Joseph’s University
Kia Denise is Founder of www.kiadenise.com her lifestyle brand that chronicles her travels, experiences as personal shopper and soon to be author of the cookbook Mommy, What’s For Dinner coming soon. – Denise was always into home design, posting her love online. It wasn’t until then she was asked to start designing homes. “People really started coming to me after I began sharing on social media. That was the inspiration behind starting my business.”
Rasheeda Gray is the founder and principal of Gray Space Interior Design. Gray holds a BS in Marketing and International Business and an M.B.A (master’s in business administration). She also holds a professional certificate in Interior Design from Temple University.
I enjoyed listening to all the conversations, especially when Charisse McGille spoke about her business, its origins and what she’s up these days. She spoke with confidence about open source markets aka pop up shops. Instead of paying for traditional overhead costs (elec/water/rent) you pay a fee of $25-$50, maybe $75 dollars or more to move product grossing 4K for a couple hours of work. That’s a powerful idea to stand behind and be a spokeswoman for the results of that execution.
Tanya T. Morris is the founder of Mom Your Business, and her mission is to help mompreneurs turn obstacles into opportunities by connecting them to resources that lead to success in business and in life. Tanya and her team provide business development services, training, mentoring and special events. Currently, they are working on promoting a co-working space that will include a children’s play area and maker studio.
For more information and how you can support them visit www.momyourbusiness.com
“PMO is a digital department store designed as a one stop shop for our customers using a single front page to advertise varying businesses in the Philadelphia marketplace.”
Philadelphia!!! We are excited to have our first event to support the black community, its youth, elders, business owners, community leaders, and more. Come out and share your business & skills with the community on this lovely occasion. Join us Sunday, November 19th at Homeschool 5429 Chestnut St for the Digital Black Business Expo with special guests Shelly Shell Williams aka Philly’s Oprah of Urban X-Pressions and Patrice Hawthorne of Peaches and Herb!
Tickets Includes: Refreshments, performances, giveaways, speakers and more…
Business owners who purchase a ticket qualify for 3 months of free advertising on our home page.
Doors open: 10:30 AM
Entry Fee: $40-$50 https://tinyurl.com/2cjjhp22
Note: Children 13 and under are free and must be fully supervised by an adult.
Vendor applications are now available. Tables are $75. First come, first serve.
Sponsored by MAIN COURSE PHL
Philadelphia, the Tri-State and beyond! Checkout what our locals are hosting, and where to go for video games, trading card games and more. Madden, NBA 2K, One Piece and Yugioh? We have you covered. Email events@maincoursephl.com to have your event featured on our site.
SuperGameDay: TakeoverGame Day
Date & Time: Saturday, 11 AM – 6 PM
Location: Cherry St Pier, 121 N Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA
Entry: Free
Click here for more information click here
PG April Playstation 5 Tournament
Date & Time: Saturday, April 22. Doors open at 10 am, tournaments starts at 12pm.
Location: 100 N. White Horse Pike, Lindenwold, NJ, United States, New Jersey
Entry: $25 to enter. All entrants will receive your 5 OTS packs WHEN YOU TURN IN YOUR DECKLIST SHEET. All attendees will turn in their decklist the day of the event.
For more information click here
Waffles and Enthusiasm’s Yu-Gi-Oh! 3 vs 3 Tournament
Date & Time: Sunday, April 23rd at 5pm
Location: 500 W Germantown Pike Ste 2270, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Entry: $75 per team ($25 per player), each player will receive six booster packs for participation.
For more information click here
OKND’s L.I.P. Center NBA 2K23 Tournament
Date & Time: April 22nd, 2023 at 12pm
Location: North 59th Street
Entry: click here
Who Run Phill 2K – What’s the Bet Meetup Pt.3
Date & Time: April 22, 2023 at 12:00 pm
Location: 4101 B Island Ave, Philadelphia, Pa 19153
Entry: $5-$20
For more information click here
One Piece Card Game 1K Tournament – at AU Wilmington
Date & time: Saturday, May 6th. Registration opens at 11 am, tournament starts at Noon
Location: Alternate Universes 3617 Silverside Road Wilmington, Wilmington, Delaware 19810 in Talleyville Shopping Center
Entry: $30
For more information click here
Thy Geekdom Con 2023
Date & time: MAY 26 AT 4 PM – MAY 28 AT 7 PM
Location: The Greater Philadelphia Expo Center, 100 Station Ave, Oaks, PA 19456
Entry: $20-$40
For more information click here
Since the coming of COVID-19 and the onset of quarantine many families, friends and peers have struggled to ensure they have food. This can turn into health issues manifesting at work, school and around loved ones.
To push back, Main Course PHL is partnering with Broad St. Ministries and Philabundance to tackle this problem. All of the food collected will be donated to the organizations to help fight against this crisis. Put your #PhillySupportPhilly on display with your donation to those enduring the pandemic.
You can donate directly to our site 4542 Greene St, Philadelphia, PA 19144 from 10am to 6pm.
Please use the link to donate directly to Philabundance. Below is the list of goods and donations we are accepting:
Please use the link to donate directly to Broad St Ministries or to purchase from their amazon wishlist.
We cannot accept:
- Open products
- Prepared foods (cheese trays, vegetable trays, already cooked meals, etc.) Cans of food (exceptions: tomato products, beans, pumpkin puree, coconut milk) inaddition, the cans must either be large (#10 cans) or full cases. NO INDIVIDUAL CANS
- Food that has been time/temperature abused
We can accept:
- Oils, vinegar, rice, dry pastas, grains, flours, sugar, salt, dried spices
- Raw whole produce (minimum 50 pounds) that will be good for at least 1 week
- Raw protein (minimum 100 pounds) that will be good for at least 1 week
- Cheese, must be vacuum sealed (minimum 20 pounds)
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