On Being Successful, the “Not So Glamourous” Side of Fashion, and Celebrations

On Being Successful, the “Not So Glamourous” Side of Fashion, and Celebrations

Stacy Smallwood, owner of Hampden Clothing and James boutiques on King St. in downtown Charleston, SC, is full of life and energy. She is among the best in the fashion biz and has been recognized all over the world for her talent. In this episode, she talks fashion (of course), the joys and struggles of running her own business, and what she would want to do if she weren’t running Hampden. She gets real and let’s us see past the “glamour” of being in the fashion world. Stacy has been featured in VogueElleLuckyInStyle, and on NBC’s The Today Show. She’s been named among the “75 Most Stylish Southerners” by Southern Living. And Hampden Clothing, has been recognized by both Vogue + Marie Claire as one of the top boutiques in the country. This is an episode you won’t want to miss.

You can find Stacy at and hampdenclothing.com.

 

Stacey’s recommendations mentioned in this episode:

Level Building Projects – Hampden building/construction firm

B.Berry Interiors – Hampden interior design firm

Fig – Stacey’s favorite Charleston restaurant

Mira – wine tasting in Charleston, SC

Domain Serene Evenstad Reserve – Stacey’s favorite wine

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Starting Businesses, the Importance of a Mentor, and Living Life to the Full

Starting Businesses, the Importance of a Mentor, and Living Life to the Full

Stacey Pierce is a name you’ll find when you look up “renaissance woman” in the dictionary. She’s had a catering business, was an Occupational Therapist, owned a restaurant, managed a band, became an expert in “aging in place” technology where she’s travelled the world speaking on the subject, started several businesses within a CCRC (a full service senior living retirement community), and is currently co-founder of a coaching/consulting business called A Salty Rim, and is helping take a medication dispenser to market with Pharmright. I know I may be a little biased, but this woman is one in a million. Listening to this episode and getting to know the one and only “Statoya Marschelle Jackson” is 45 minutes well spent.

To connect with Stacey, she can be reached at [email protected].

 

Creating Experiences, Not Being “Normal”, and Big City Meets Southern Charm

Creating Experiences, Not Being “Normal”, and Big City Meets Southern Charm

Betsy Berry is, by all definitions, unanimously likable. She is the founder and owner of BBerry Interiors, based in Charleston, SC.  After attending the NY School of Interior Design, she worked with some of the most renowned designers in New York, including David Easton and Sills Huniford.  Betsy masterfully combines her big city experience with southern charm as she delivers interiors that people fall in love with. She’s designed commercial spaces, as well as high-end residential homes. Some of her work includes Lewis Barbecue, 86 Cannon, Pancito & Lefty, Hampden Clothing, and The Workshop. Besides interior design, her loves include her husband, Robert, chef and co-owner of the restaurant Pancito & Lefty in Charleston and her precious little beautifully spunky daughter, Barker. We invite you to listen in as we have the opportunity to get to know The Betsy Berry.

To connect with Betsy, check out her website – http://www.bberryinteriors.com/ and follow her on Instagram @betsycberry.

Planting, Cultivating, and Harvesting Growth In A Food Desert

Planting, Cultivating, and Harvesting Growth In A Food Desert

We’re on location at Fresh Future Farm with Germaine Jenkins, founder and Master Gardener, and Karen Latsbaugh, founder of Cities & Shovels and right hand person at the farm. Many people dream big, but these ladies are actually pursuing those dreams and making them happen. Inspired by the need to provide healthy food for her family as a single mom, Germaine turned her backyard into a garden. Years later, that vision has now grown into a multi-faceted 1 acre farm with fruits, vegetables, chickens, bees, a grocery store, and so much more. Listen in as they talk about the joys and challenges of developing an oasis of fresh, healthy food right in the middle of a food desert in North Charleston, and see how you might be a part of helping this amazing vision continue to unfold into a garden of goodness.

Fresh Future Farm – www.freshfuturefarm.org  @freshfuturefarm

Cities & Shovels – http://www.citiesandshovels.com/

Moving, Planning, and Loving Your Work

Moving, Planning, and Loving Your Work

Hilary Johnson is a woman who makes things happen. In this episode, we hear her journey through multiple moves to 5 different cities as she climbed the corporate ladder in the beer business. Wanting to create her own business, she moved to Charleston and used her experience to start an event planning business. Once she grew this, she realized it wasn’t what she loved, so she sold off parts of it and then started business #2. HatchTribe grew out of her own experience of wanting and needing a community of women entrepreneurs. Her mission is to cultivate and connect women entrepreneurs and through HatchTribe, she is making profound difference in Charleston with the vision to expand that impact on a much larger scale. We invite you to listen in as we get to the heart of this influential GSD entrepreneur.

To connect with Hilary, check out her website – https://www.hatchtribe.com/ or connect with her on Facebook – .

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