The Las Vegas Design Center, with the expert help of Cain Brodie and Kara Mass, hosted an event on October 26 to celebrate National Women Owned Business Month. This was in collaboration with Chic Compass magazine, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a special Legacy Edition called Women of Las Vegas—The Game Changers.
Sometimes, when an event is a success, it is worth repeating. And, other times, when an event exceeds your wildest dreams, it must be repeated. This year, the Youth for Youth Holiday Concert will be held at the Clark High School theatre on December 3rd at 4 p.m.
Ms. Kathleen Taylor was born in Abbeville, Louisiana, and raised in a traditional household where her mother cared for the family while her father provided for them as a successful businessman in the construction and agriculture industries.
When you support a small business, you support a dream. And that’s exactly what Anna Siefert did. It ended up being her passion. She turned her passion into a career of helping others succeed through her work in small business development. However, getting there wasn’t easy, as she encountered some challenges and shifted her career focus.
As the Owner/CEO of Mothership Coffee Roasters, Juanny Romero has assembled an ever-expanding group of five specialty coffee shops located in Henderson, Summerlin, and Las Vegas, Nevada. Mothership Coffee is well known for its dedication to quality, ethically sourced beans, and expert roasting.
Dr. Nancy Uscher, as the Dean of UNLV’s College of Fine Arts, certainly knows what she speaks of, but she didn’t share that sentiment during her current tenure at the university. She wrote those prescient words in her high school yearbook when she was just 17.
Every city is gifted with people who stand out for what they contribute to their community. Linda Smith goes far beyond most for her accomplishments as a mother, wife, philanthropist, author, fundraiser, public speaker, disability advocate, and storyteller.
Julia ‘Lynn’ Morris is Las Vegas’s answer to the smallest atomic bomb you didn’t see detonate, but everyone felt her impact. In a town that screams to be seen and where fleeting expressions of outrageousness are commonplace, Morris has been a modest yet enduring powerhouse of art business (and funny business) for over forty years.
As a child, Maggie Arias-Petrel had big dreams of becoming a doctor one day. After completing her first semester of medical school, her plans changed. She still wanted to be in the medical field, but more on the administrative side than the clinical side.
Matea Mahal Smith was born in Coral Springs, Florida (with family roots in Pililla, Rizal, Philippines), and recently won the Miss Filipina International 2023 title in a glamorous, top-tier show in the prestigious International Ballroom of The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, California.
