Her Ceo Journey

Minna has always been an entrepreneur at heart. She started her entrepreneurship journey using her background as a graphic designer. She was doing a freelance corporate graphic designer, then, out of frustration of not able to find writable, waterproof labels for baby items for daycare, she created Lil' Labels in 2015. Lil' Labels is now an Amazon best seller product. Minna did not stop her journey there, while she continues to be the CEO of Lil' Labels, she also co-owns and co-hosts The Product Boss Podcast. Together with her business bestie, Jacqueline Synder, they coach the product-based business owners through their masterminds.We discussed the importance of finding the right manufacturer, product validation, what costs should be included in the pricing for product-based so you can have a healthy margin, her abundance money mindset and her advice to other female entrepreneurs. This episode is brought to you by my own CFO program, where I help CEOs and entrepreneurs how to grow their busines

Liz Elting is a global CEO, an Entrepreneur, a Business Leader, a Philanthropist, and a Feminist. She has been named one of Forbes’ “Richest Self-Made Women” for the past three years in a row (2016, 2017, 2018).An accomplished business leader, she co-founded TransPerfect, the world’s largest provider of language and business solutions. Headquartered in New York City, the company has over $600 million in revenues and more than 4,000 employees in over 90 cities around the globe.Liz and I talked about why and how did she build TransPerfect, how her big vision had guided her along the way, why she did not want any outside funding for TransPerfect, how did she manage the business finance to achieve her big vision (hint: review your numbers and control your spending), why your own values are important to build a successful business, why did she create the Elizabeth Elting Foundation and what are her goals with the Foundation. This episode is brought to you by my own CFO program, where I help CEOs and entrepreneurs

Prior to building two successful businesses, Erin Bouchard worked as a child and youth worker for a foster care agency. After she planned her own wedding, she started to help family and friends with their wedding plan, and realized how much she enjoyed working with brides. She opened her own bridal store Once Upon A Time Weddings. About 3 years ago, after being tired of watching bridal store owners spin their wheels, she created Bouchard Consulting.  Listen to the full podcast to find out how did a major incident in her business push her to become a financially savvy business owner. Subscribe on Itunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Spotify, YouTube and email for future episodes of Her CEO Journey podcast. This episode is brought to you by my own CFO program, where I help CEOs and entrepreneurs how to grow their business through the power of finance. This program is created for CEOs and entrepreneurs who have 6 figures or 7 figures business but, either they struggle to pay themselves like a true CEO or they treat th