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Jessy - Colleen DeBaise of The Story Exchange, this week on Glambition™ Radio

ali brown Colleen DeBaise is changing the way entrepreneurial women are viewed in the media. A prominent journalist in the small business space, writing and editing for the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Entrepreneur, and BusinessWeek, she’s also been interviewed on MSNBC, CNBC and NPR. And she’s author of the Wall Street Journal Complete Small Business Guidebook.


But what caught my eye is her latest gig as the director of digital media at The Story Exchange, a nonprofit media organization that is devoted to sharing the stories of women business owners.


And I got Colleen to tell HER story on this week’s Glambition Radio.


The Story Exchange is a digital project showcasing entrepreneurial women around the world. It’s designed to help women get more exposure for their stories. She also shares how you can become involved and share your own story on this episode of Glambition Radio.


You’re also going to love hearing about her secret curry blog (yes, a blog on cooking curry)…. and how that led to meeting the man who would become her husband. (It’s a hot and spicy love story!) Hear what she says about it on the show.


You’re going to love this gal and her fresh perspective on the future of female entrepreneurs. Be sure to visit her website at http://ift.tt/1ibHqdy.


Head over to iTunes now to listen to this episode of Glambition Radio (or download for later)!


Love and success,


ali_sig


P.S. We need your review!! We’ve had close to 60,000 downloads, but it seems few take a minute to write a review. If you enjoy what we shared in this episode, please leave a review and a comment on iTunes. I would really appreciate it. Thanks! :)






via Ali Brown - Entrepreneur Mentor Featured on ABC's Secret Millionaire", Small Business Coach and Consultant for Women http://ift.tt/1ibHpq1
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