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Fempire State of Mind

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Fempire State of Mind

If you’re a woman entrepreneur who’s serious about building a lucrative brand and generating real income, Coleen Otero, founder of CEO Chicks, says you don’t want to miss their Fempire masterclasses taking place November 11 through 13! The best part, registration is free!

This year, Fempire will include eight live classes, course notes, live Q&A, networking, and more. Attendees will learn about a variety of topics, including writing a book, building a winner’s mindset, creating a podcast that pays, making millions online, and more. The six and seven-figure earning industry leaders and experts on the line-up include Laci Swann, Jo Maxwell, Aisha Nicole, Nicole Cooper, Lu’Cretia, LaShawne Holland, and Veronica Figueroa. 

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Otero shared, “Around 2012, I was searching for business resources and affordable coaches when I ended up creating a Facebook community called Get It Girls, aka G.I.G. I was determined to rebuild after losing everything and got to a point where other women entrepreneurs were coming to me for advice and help with branding.” Otero also shared, “I created a CEO Chicks t-shirt for the G.I.G community, and it took off. I ended up changing the name of the group to CEO Chicks, and from there, the brand was born. We celebrated four years in business earlier this year, and we’re continuing to grow and put our members and clients in position [to] grow at the same time.” CEO Chicks offers membership as well as content that can be purchased separately. Otero is also the author of Brand to Bucks, a resource for strategies for building a six-figure brand. 

Coleen Otero, Founder of CEO Chicks. Courtesy images

Coleen Otero, Founder of CEO Chicks. Courtesy images

Some of the highlights from this year include a quarantine series, an introduction of Fempire masterclasses, and weekly giveaways in July that included a $500 business grant, products, services, and a copy of Otero’s book. CEO Chicks also donated $2,500 and free membership to a member who wanted to open a laundromat, provided advice to an owner of a PR agency on how to pivot and increase income, helped a makeup artist break into five-figure weeks online, and provided strategies on how a clinic could gain more clients and expand into another state. They look forward to continuing to help more women CEOs succeed and build profitable businesses. 

So don’t miss out on the upcoming Fempire masterclasses. Complete the free registration today. Here’s the schedule:

November 11

  • Laci Swann - How to Write A Best-Selling Book (9 am ET)

  • Jo Maxwell from London - How to Build an Online Show (12 pm ET)

  • Aisha Nicole - How to Develop A Winners Mindset (8 pm ET)

November 12

  • Nicole Cooper - How to Make Millions Online (9 am ET)

  • Lu’Cretia (Girl Behind The Hustle) - How To Create A Podcasts That Pays (12 pm ET)

  • LaShawne Holland - How to Build Wealth (8 pm ET)

 November 13

  • Veronica Figueroa - How to Build Wealth W Real estate (9 am ET)

  • CEO Chick Squad Discussing How to Build A Winning Team (12 pm ET)

Emeka Anyanwu is an attorney and entrepreneur. She is the Founder of Aˈme-kə, an online retail space for makeup, beauty, and grooming brands founded by Black entrepreneurs. She is the 2019 recipient of the National Black MBA Association – DFW Chapter’s Empowering Visionaries Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Emeka is a graduate of Stanford University, and she also received her J.D. from The University of Texas School of Law and her M.B.A. and M.S. in Healthcare Leadership and Management from The University of Texas at Dallas.

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