This episode is the final episode of a 3 part series that we recorded in Sea Island, GA at The (fabulous) Cloister resort for The Southern Coterie – also known as The Southern C – which is a Summit for 300 business women. We thought it’d be fun and inspiring to set up our mic on location and talk with a few of the business owners in attendance to hear about their businesses, but also to hear about their experience at The Summit. This third and final episode includes the lovely and smart Amanda Wilbanks, founder of Southern Baked Pie and author of Southern Baked cookbook and then we wrap it up poolside with a handful of new friends. We hope you enjoy the show!
This episode is Part 2 of a 3 part series that we recorded in Sea Island, GA at The (lovely) Cloister for The Southern Coterie – also known as The Southern C – which is a Summit for 300 business women. We thought it’d be fun and inspiring to set up our mic on location and talk with a few of the business owners in attendance to hear about their businesses, but also to hear about their experience at The Summit. This second episode includes the inspiring Leigh Ann Bauerle, founder of Leigh Ann Barnes handbags and accessories and brilliant writer Andrea Thome, author of Walland, Seeds of Intention, and House of Belonging. We hope you enjoy the show!
We’re stepping out of our normal routine of launching one episode per week and giving you not one, not two, but three episodes over the next three days. Last week, Statoya and I got to spend the week in Sea Island, GA at The (absolutely beautiful) Cloister for The Southern Coterie – also known as The Southern C – which is a Summit for 300 business women. We thought it’d be fun and inspiring to set up our mic on location and talk with a few of the business owners there to hear about their businesses, but also to hear about their experience at The Summit. This first episode includes the very talented Carrie Scharbo, founder of William Grace, an equestrian inspired lifestyle brand; and endearing sisters Georgia Anne Moore and Mary Agnes Ellis, founders of a children’s line of clothing called Grace & James Kids. We hope you enjoy the show!
Allison and Jamie Nadeau are creatives and makers at heart. They are the wife-and-wife founders and owners of Ink Meets Paper, a custom stationery and greeting card company that is headquartered in Charleston, SC. With a background in art, editing, and designing, they wanted to spread their wings from their corporate jobs so they bought a 1,000 pound antique printing press from the 1920’s and began to teach themselves the somewhat lost art of letterpress. Allison and Jamie have a lofty, yet inspiring vision in a highly digital world to be a part of changing the culture around handwriting. They believe that handwritten communication is one of the most authentic interactions you can share with someone, and because of that, they are passionate about creating products to celebrate and uphold the beauty of the handwritten and the handcrafted. Every card they sell online and in the 500+ retail stores they are in nationally is designed by and printed by them. Their tagline of Text Less. Write More.® is one we can get behind. We hope you enjoy this episode!
