Katelyn Fredrickson owner of Cousin Freddy Septic Service starts new business to pass on to her daughter. “She will be able to come with and help me and see all the hard work that goes into running a business….she will see that her mom worked hard for what she wanted," said Katelyn. Read about how NDWBC helped Katelyn get started.
Read MoreIt’s not easy to practice sustainability in the second most wasteful industry, the beauty industry. However, through consumer-conscious products and by following rigorous sustainability standards, Enlightened Beauty is taking care of its clients and minimizing the waste that the salon and spa industry contributes. NDWBC caught up with Owner Kayla Bartholomay who shares how Enlightened Beauty is making a positive difference in the industry and its community through Earth-friendly business choices.
Read MoreOwner of Raguse Dog & Cat Groomer. Michele Raguse is a mobile groomer serving the Cass County area. Learn how she and NDWBC's Program Manager Kayla Mediger met. Learn how NDWBC served Michele and continues to champion her and her business!
Read MoreNDWBC loves supporting small, local businesses and seeing them grow. One way NDWBC supports small is through its events. This fall NDWBC gave away nearly 200 hand-poured, long-lasting, paraffin-free, locally produced candles from Fern Candle, a local woman-owned business.
Read MoreAt the Women’s Business Summit NDWBC highlighted one of its clients African Nomad Catering Co., a Bismarck-based company that brings its African heritage to the place where owner Jasmine Tosseth Smith now calls home.
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