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Lowcountry Women Blog
 By Jacey Verdicchio
{Jacey Verdicchio loves good books and deep conversations. You can find her on her blog, The Balanced Wife, where she pursues exceptional living and... |
 The Center for Women submitted this blog by local writer Laura Cannon, fast on her way to opening to the doors of her own coffeehouse. In a city that loves its homegrown businesses—from quirky mom-... |
 By Laura Cannon
{Laura Cannon is a 2009 graduate from the College of Charleston with a degree in English and creative writing. When the opportunity to open a coffeehouse arose, she took... |
 Post by Jan Moorman (right)
“Take my advice, I’m not using it.” That's always been one of my favorite lines. Why? Because it describes in a comical way how I started my consulting... |
 Post by Pat Eardley (right)
According to a 2011 study by the Pew Research Center, women use social media more than men. This would seem to give women business owners a bit of a leg up when it comes... |
 By Margaret Seidler
(photo by Jack Alterman)
I teach polarity thinking for a living. Polarities are defined as interdependent pairs that may seem competing or even contradictory, when in fact... |
 Speech by Jane Perdue, CEO, The Braithwaite Innovation Group
Charleston Regional Business Journal Influential Women in Business LuncheonJuly 12, 2012
If you had asked me about my life and... |
By Shari Stauch
Anyone who’s set out to be in business for themselves has probably heard this sage old advice: Find what you love to do and the rest (meaning cash) will follow. Of course when... |
 Post by Barbara Poole (right)
Okay, admit it. You’ve fantasized about what a cakewalk it would be to work from home. I mean, just imagine: Your commute time becomes about 30 seconds, you can... |
 Post by Jane Perdue (right)
It’s nearly impossible to pick up a newspaper or listen to the news without hearing a story about how an executive, politician, celebrity, etc., has misused his or... |
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