The Women’s Business League held a sold-out Summer Soiree at The Stevens Estate on Saturday, bringing together members of the national networking community for women.

Article by Will Broaddus; Photo by Carl Russo

How many times have you noticed parents are naturally equipped to deal with difficult conversations and emotional frustration?

Finally, 2021 is here! Who has been dying to say that? We’re guessing a good majority of you. Even if you are one of those “realistic” types who say New Year’s is just another day, you are probably still marginally excited to see the calendar change.

Melissa Gilbo and Amy Pocsik were just two strangers looking to grow their business networks when they met for coffee in Georgetown in 2017. Learn more about the birth of Women’s Business League in this article featured in Haverhill Magazine.

More than ever, your time, energy and focus are precious commodities. When you are able to carve out time to work on your business, there are so many priorities competing for your attention.

In order to survive, entrepreneurs will have to take meaningful action to transform the adversity into advantage as we approach the “next normal.”

Amy Pocsik, Co-Founder of Women’s Business League was interviewed by Work + Money. Read the full article full of valuable tips at WorkandMoney.com

How and where you can find jobs is the question of the hour in a nation that’s starting to reopen from coronavirus-induced shutdowns.

Networking. Some dread it. They feel awkward when having to meet new people for business purposes. They feel like they must “sell” or “be sold”. They feel like it isn’t genuine.

For small business owners, challenge is nothing new. Heck, we signed up for challenge. It’s what we’re after because on the other side is success.

Communication is everything. Courageous candor with a dash of humility is the recipe for ream success. Listen, listen, and then listen some more.