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Having confidence and clear goals are important aspects of starting a business, which is why Lowcountry Women in Business highlights all kinds of women and their businesses — to build your confidence and inspiration.
Lowcountry Women in Business showcases many savvy women — business owners, physicians, politicians — and shares how they arrived where they are now, and how their skills and interests have helped them enormously throughout their careers.
