Victoria Stacey is the owner and editor-in-chief of Florals & Teacups, a blog and lifestyle brand that works online with brands to amplify and create awareness for their products and services. She is a founding member of the Young Women in Business Toronto chapter and our current Partnerships Coordinator. She has been integral to our success as an organization.
Read MoreAfter working in the corporate world for 2 years, Tracey Nguyen decided to start my her online business and explore the world of blogging. In 2015, she walked away from her corporate job to chase her dreams and founded her second company called Lipstick and Muffin Media with another girl boss and blogging expert, Kate Bialowas.
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Read MoreGrowing up on a farm as one of five girls, Brittny Robins was the go-to sister for anything beauty related. Today, when she goes back to the family farm she goes as the founder and force behind Flawless by Friday, a skin care line that focuses on unleashing the best you – inside and out.
Read MoreThe dotcom boom was rife with lucrative opportunities, but every boom has a bust and only those with tough chops made it out intact. As a self-described startup warrior since the first dotcom boom, Melissa Nightingale (nee Shapiro) made it out intact and then some. With a career that’s spanned the rolling hills of San Francisco to the rolling cold fronts of Toronto (it’s character
Read MoreConsidering she built her first website at the ripe old age of nine, it’s no surprise that Tiffany daSilva grew up to be a tech whiz. Since hitting the double digits, Tiffany has continued her foray into the tech space through a myriad of opportunities that have helped her develop the chops to launch her own marketing publishing company, Flowjo. When she
Read MoreYoung Women in Business is a community for emerging female leaders and young professionals who want to create their own success.
We believe every woman and young professional stepping into the workforce or growing in their career should be well equipped with the proper set of tools and knowledge to reach their fullest personal and professional potential.
We provide young women and professionals with events, programs and an engaged network of ambitious women, to help them become successful in their careers, take on new challenges and develop skills.
