It’s time for another feature of a Latina Entrepreneur who is bossing it up and making it look fabulous. I am thrilled to introduce you to Ofelia Bretón, founder of Frida & Chloé, a curated e-shop with a social purpose based in Dallas.
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Being an entrepreneur is like breathing to me. I’ve been an entrepreneur since I was a little girl and my brother and I would go door-to-door in our projects selling things we found. Today, folks call it reselling vintage, but back then, it was just a hustle. This is my journey as a latina entrepreneur.
It’s time for another feature of a Latina Entrepreneur who is bossing it up and making it look fabulous. I am thrilled to introduce you to Ofelia Bretón, founder of Frida & Chloé, a curated e-shop with a social purpose based in Dallas.
We are so many colors. We are so fragmented. We are Indigenous. We are European. We are African. We are Asian. We are Christians, Muslims, Jews, New Age, and everything in between. We are stay-at-home moms and CEOs. We are maids and lawyers. We speak a ton of languages, not always Spanish. But mostly Spanish. […]
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I’m sure I’ve written this countless times. This is the year of the Latina entrepreneur. As we navigate the changing landscape of the business world and the opportunities that technology affords us, it opens up the world of entrepreneurship to everyone in a way that is new and exciting. I believe that with the immense […]
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Alex Tabar is the founder of Yucalab Digital Media and Latinas in Media, based in New York City. With more than 10 years of experience, Alex has developed a diverse portfolio of projects ranging from entertainment to education, creating content for digital media, television and publications. Alex is YouTube-certified in the “Audience Growth” program and is a fan of Mafalda and Willy Wonka.
A friend who wants to start a business recently asked me, “Where do I start?” So I gave her a few tips and a breakdown of the 5 things she will need to work on to get her business going.