Chef Toya Boudy went from being a young single mom raising a child in her hometown during Hurricane Katrina to working for Ladybrille as an intern, and now has a recurring role as a chef on the Food Network and Hallmark Channel. How did she get there? In her 2015 interview with Ladybrille Magazine, Chef …
Our Ladybrille Woman inspirational quote of the week comes from Bisila Bokoko.The inspiring entrepreneur and powerhouse woman in her Ladybrille throwback interview of January 2015, said, “A lot of women (in business) believe you must be very masculine… I believe women in business should be super feminine…be who you are.” Listen to her full podcast …
Every day at Ladybrille is a celebration of the brilliant accomplishments of women in business and leadership. But, as the world focuses, especially today, on International Women’s Day, it is only fitting we join in the celebrations with a spotlight on Farai Gundan, a Communications Expert and Forbes Contributor, of Zimbabwean and South African heritage, …
December 15th, 2018, hundreds of Nigerian women marched in Yaba market, a local market in Lagos, to fight the normalized sexual harassment and bullying of women at markets. Here is how Market March, organizers of the march, describe the experience of the average Nigerian woman: “The Nigerian market scene has always been one of the …
The Jo Maxwell Show produced and hosted by British-Nigerian Jo Maxwell is back with season two. Maxwell kicked off season two last month with a luxurious launch party at the Hilton Hotel in Paddington. The launch party included guests from the show, media representatives, influencers as well as her fans and supporters. The Jo Maxwell …