Dr. Brandy Victory, Peak to Peak. Another fantastic meeting! This time we had a wonderful speaker, Liz Hamilton, owner of Maia Internet Consulting. There were 15 attendees with a round of networking, introductions, celebrations and asks. I love how we lift each other up by getting in touch with the goodness in our lives and reminding each other to celebrate those experiences.
Each woman then has the opportunity to ask for support in some way, be it with their business, a project, an introduction to someone they are wanting to meet, or whatever she is needing in her life at that time. For instance, Camille, the director of the Nederland Farmer’s Market, is looking for volunteers, including a photographer and a market information booth volunteer. If you are interested you can contact her at NederlandFarmersMarket@gmail.com.
The first Farmers’ Market is May 12, 2019 and will be held the second and fourth Sundays through October. Come join in the fun!
Liz Hamilton, owner of Maia Internet Consulting, presented on free Business Tools worthy of checking out for small businesses. Liz is a local WordPress consultant and online marketing expert. She discussed tools and systems that help small business owners be more productive and organized. If you’d like to get your hands on these free tools, find them at her website: http://maiainternetconsulting.com/free-tools or if you’d like some help with your website development, social media management, SEO or content marketing, she’s your lady! Contact her at 303-815-9860.
Speaking of celebrations, we will be celebrating our 2nd anniversary at the April Women Entrepreneurs and Business Owners of Greater Nederland meeting! If you’ve been wanting to find a networking opportunity here in the mountains, this is your time! Come celebrate with us, and all are welcome, even if you are not a business owner but simply desire to have a great group of women around you lifting you up. We meet on the fourth Tuesday of each month. We hope to see you there!
(Originally published in the April 18, 2019, print edition of The Mountain-Ear.)
