Inspiring Quotes from 6 Woman Business Owners
Posted on Mar 8
Empowered Women Empower Women!
Every year on March 8th, International Women's Day is celebrated around the world. This day is dedicated to recognizing the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women everywhere. Butler County is home to many inspiring women entrepreneurs, artists, culinary experts, small-business owners, and more. These women make a huge impact on our county everyday and help to make it a diverse, fun, and unique place to visit.
We've asked some of the women in our county to share what being a woman-owned business means to them.
1. Taylor Nichols
For all of your holistic needs, Silver Vixen is a mother-daughter duo in Liberty Center that offers crystals, candles, incense, teas, books, and unique artisan-crafted jewelry.
Photo Credit : Silver Vixen
"Being a woman-owned business means sisterhood, family, friendship, and community,"
— Taylor Nichols
2. Rosanna Ruwe
The perfect shop to satisfy your sweet tooth! Shop homemade cakes, macarons, cookies, cupcakes and more delectable treats all while supporting a local women-owned business at Lulu's Sweets Boutique in West Chester.
"We have an amazing sense of community and support, and we give that back to our customers,"
— Rosanna Ruwe
3. Carrie & Abbey O'Neal
Shop an eclectic mix of delightful doodads, stationary, and gifts at Scripted Studio in Hamilton! This mother-daughter shop is Illuminated with natural light and showered with bright colors, and is exactly the kind of place you hope to stumble on while exploring a new destination.
"We are heavily focused on female empowerment with the products in our shop and supporting women of all ages that come in. I was raised by strong women, and I hope to raise strong women,"
— Carrie O'Neal
4. Liz Glover
Tiny Bistro is a tiny shop in Fairfield with a big heart. This unique kiosk specializes in a variety of hot dogs all named after Liz's granddaughters. Each of the specialty hot dogs reflects their personality.
Photo Credit : Tiny Bistro
"It's important to uplift other women to give them the courage that they can achieve their dreams like me,"
— Liz Glover
5. Kathryn Marsman
Nestled in the heart of vibrant Uptown Oxford, Kofenya is more than just a place to grab your morning caffeine; it's a warm, inviting cafe that embodies the essence of the Oxford community. Whether you're seeking a quiet moment of reflection or craving the perfect espresso shot, Kofenya welcomes you.
"Kofenya Coffee was started by two women in 2004 who were in their junior year of college at Miami University, and that's really inspiring to me,"
— Kathryn Marsman
6. Diane Herbel
State Street Coffee is a trendy and fun coffee shop in Trenton. This locally owned boutique coffee shop serves premium coffee, tea, smoothies, bagels, pastries — and their specialty... coffee flights!
