A Word From Emma

The October BD Sprint results are in: over $1 million in reported sales, 235 calls and 155 meetings. Here’s what happened when participants made time for focused business development, and how you can put those habits into practice.

Women supporting women in business starts with action. When Farren Williams said yes to backing Day With The Queen before I’d finished explaining my vision, she reminded me how much having someone in your corner means. Here’s how we can offer that same support to each other.

The right business community for women can change the way you price, sell and lead. Here’s what Thriving Women members achieved this year, and four questions to ask yourself before 2027.

You’ve learnt lessons in business that could save someone else time, money or a headache, but are you actually sharing them? Here’s a simple weekly practice to turn your experience into something someone else can use.

What do people remember about you years after you meet? Choose three words you want people to associate with you, then turn them into small actions that shape your reputation.

A thoughtful introduction can open the door to new work, a collaboration or a useful conversation. Here’s how to spot a good connection, give both people a reason to talk and let them take it from there.

A strong business community grows one conversation at a time. A morning coffee at Eugene’s reminded me how being welcomed, remembered and brought together creates connections that last.

Staying top of mind in business takes more than consistent visibility. The experience people have with you can build trust, strengthen your reputation and give them a reason to remember you years later.

A strong business reputation is built through the way people experience you, one interaction at a time. A chance reunion after 14 years reminded me how consistency, generosity and genuine connection can leave a lasting impression.