Tosha Tabron, senior vice president of lending at Invest Detroit, has two objectives: making money move in the city’s neighborhoods and helping transform them into places where her kids can see a future. A northwest Detroit native, the banking and finance veteran has a unique understanding of the…
Source: www.crainsdetroit.com/conversation/how-tosha-tabron-making-money-transform-detroit-neighborhoods
A mother in Detroit traded in her desk chair for a hard hat and she’s encouraging other women to do...
Over the last decade, various women’s issues and movements have surged to national attention. Music, which can be a...
Metro Detroit women share wisdom, struggles through podcasts More and more women are podcasting, closing a gender gap. Source:...
From the Free Press: Created in 2007 in remembrance of late Free Press Publisher Neal Shine, the awards recognize...
Are you amazing doers, entrepreneurs, leaders, dreamers, change-agents out there making it happen this evening? I bet you are...
Election was slam dunk for women in Michigan Michigan voters overwhelmingly chose women at the ballot box Tuesday, possibly...
By: Rachelle C. Morgan It was February 14th when I shared with the Detroit Women’s Leadership Network the topic of this...
Women Wednesday Spotlight: Gina Reichert Meet the artist and designer connecting arts, culture, and neighborhood development in Banglatown Source:...
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