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Yesterday I had the opportunity to attend the 2026 Women’s Summit: Women Who Launch, Lead & Build a Legacy, hosted by the South Carolina Department of Commerce and the Greater Women’s Business Council.

What stood out most were the conversations happening between sessions. Women sharing insights about leadership, entrepreneurship, growth, and the challenges that come with building something meaningful. The willingness to exchange ideas, offer encouragement, and explore collaboration made the experience especially impactful.

Spaces like this remind me that sustainable leadership and entrepreneurship rarely develop in isolation. They grow through relationships, shared learning, and the courage to engage in honest conversations about the work.

I am grateful for the connections made and the opportunity to learn alongside women who are launching ideas, leading organizations, and building lasting legacies.

If we connected yesterday, I would love to stay in touch. And if you are refining a business idea, strengthening your strategy, or exploring your next step as an entrepreneur, I invite you to schedule a consultation so we can continue the conversation.

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Bread is chemistry and most people don’t realize it. But here’s what fascinates me most...bread is also applied science.

Fermentation. Gas formation. Protein structure. Heat transfer.

This is why "The Kitchen is my Lab: A STEAM Cookbook Text" matters.

Learning can rise in the kitchen.

Would you try bread as a science lesson with your scholars?