Rocket Launchers: Ladies Who Launch In The News

New York Incubator members Lisa Blau and Amanda Freeman, co-founders of Vital Juice Daily.com, were featured on "Rachael Ray" during Lara Spencer's segment, "The Dish." After the airing of the show and posting of the segment on the show's Web site, the number of subscribers to their daily e-mail skyrocketed.

New York Incubator member Emily Rubin Persons of J. Fleet Designs is part of a featured story, "Tray Chic," in the February/March issue of From House to Home.

San Francisco Incubator member Pat Walker, founder of the Cultural Explorer, a philanthropic tour company specializing in Southern Africa, was just featured on the South African tourism site for her tours. http://www.southafrica.info/women/mothers&daughters.htm

 

New York City Incubator member Sarah Endline's sweetriot products  were featured at the Sundance Film Festival. Among those seen devouring the tasty morsels were Paris Hilton, Dennis Hopper, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Drew Barrymore. Sarah points out that the yummy dark chocolate treats contain only 140 calories, so you can nibble without remorse.

Philadelphia Incubator member Tara Frey of Bella Pink Designs  was recently named one of the Top Ten Most Romantic and Inspiring Women in the country by Romantic Homes magazine.   

San Francisco Incubator member Britt Michaelian, founder of Responsible Family Company , was on "The View From the Bay" discussing parenting.  http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=view_from_the_bay/parenting_babies&id=5915117

L.A. Incubator member Christine Elia, Web entrepreneur and founder of ClosetCouture.net, is featured in The New York Observer for the fashion social-networking site she designed, which has a wardrobe management system attached to it. She describes the site as being higher-end than Facebook or MySpace.

Atlanta Incubator member Tisha DeShields, founder of Original Belly Works, was featured on DarynKagan.com on January 14. An Original Belly Works sculpture is a beautiful, lasting impression of the pregnant woman's torso. 

L.A. Incubator member Julie Jones completed her Incubator in June and has since launched EncoreBridal.com, a couture resale and consignment bridal e-Boutique. She was recently featured on Karma Air's Fashion 411 radio show with host Barbra Horowitz (L.A. Incubator member) talking about selling and purchasing gently used wedding dresses and bridal accessories. Click here to listen: 

Lansing Incubator member Barbara Hranilovich, co-founder of All Dogged Up , is highlighted in Michigan's Capital Gains e-magazine. Her clothing line is geared toward dog lovers with a sense of humor and style.

Incubator member Ramona Russell, founder of Uptown Liz , just received a complimentary review from Dawn Spinner, a beauty editor at Lucky magazine. Ms. Spinner calls UptownLiz her new favorite site and mentions the stellar search function that allows users to search by cause or by product. http://www.luckymag.com/shopping/blogs/beauty/

New York City Incubator member Teresa Parker, designer of culinary tours in Spain, got a mention in The Boston Globe, in an article entitled "Gourmands of the World, Rejoice." The piece played up post-New-Year's-Resolution splurges and Teresa's Cooking & Pilates Retreat at a Catalan Villa (delicious but healthy food and wine along with daily Pilates, cycling, and a hike along the Costa Brava.)     

Detroit Incubator member Stephanie Vozza, founder and president of www.theorganizedparent.com, was interviewed in the February issue of Pregnancy magazine in an article entitled "Best Nest," about organizing your house for the arrival of your baby. http://www.pregnancymagazine.com/live/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=100&Itemid=26. Stephanie was also featured in the Detroit Free Press, where her strong planning skills are touted as the driver behind her current business. http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071230/CFP04/712300393/1112

Baton Rouge Incubator member Jeanne Hurlbert, PhD and founder of www.optinetresources.com and partner of www.readinets.com, is receiving a considerable amount of coverage for her tips on successful networking. Smart Money Small Business' site included Jeanne's advice in "Starting Up: Four Tips on Effective Networking."   Jeanne was also interviewed in Baton Rouge's Business Report for "Network's Provide Balance," contributing tips on evaluating the effectiveness of one's networking skills.   On Nielsen's small business resource site Jeanne offers tips on building your business by fostering customer evangelism. http://pronet.nielsen.com/smallbusiness/content_display/sales-marketing/e3i396ec42a7743c503d329dbd0a8131a34

Comments

[Jo Anne]

I'm a massage therapist in the Twin Cities who has been searching for a class/networking group/organization to help me focus and grow my small business. My daughter recommended LWL (she read the book) and I came to the internet to see what it's all about. That's how I found you and to make a long story short, how do I find out about a local group? What is the criteria for deciding who gets 'in'? Who would I contact in the Twin Cities?

Thanks for your help, Kelly.

Jo Anne Lorenz

P.S. I enjoyed your blue bracelet article. I was a tour guide for 8 years and carried small objects all special for their own reasons.
I also have a heart shaped rock but that's another story. Blessings to you.

[robin dudley-howes]

I am a little blown away. Today I was in Borders and saw Taras blog in a magazine and wrote it down to check it out (bellapink). Then I saw an audio book "Ladies who Launch" and was intrigued as I am in the process of catapulting my business into another dimension. I am getting to my point...as you'll see.

So I am home, checking Taras blog, see she has "Ladies who Launch" as a link and there is the synchronicity! I had never heard of either Tara or LwL! Since my attention is on intending more for my business, I think I have found one of those Aha! moments and will continue this on this fun excursion. I love when this happens!