Cyndy Golanka’s love of baking began at a young age. Even though she already has a lot on her plate, helping run several family businesses, she just couldn’t shake the baking bug. She ended up starting her own fully licensed in-home bakery, Capitol Cupcake. Cyndy shares with us the secrets of her success.

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Capitol Cupcake

Kat Whitledge owns Kat Whitledge Basics & Bespoke, which designs and produces clothing in Vermont with a sustainable, slow fashion focus.. Her journey to becoming an entrepreneur is anything but ordinary. In this episode, she talks to us about teaching through an uprising in Egypt; why slow and sustainable fashion is important; and why she ended giving entrepreneurship a second chance.

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Kat Whitledge Basics & Bespoke

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Arealles Ortiz, founder of Curly Girl Pops, began her popsicle journey in 2015. In this episode of She Can Too – Arealles shares her journey from hobbyist to small business owner, tells us what it’s like to be a Latina entrepreneur in Vermont, and shares her biggest mistake as a business owner.

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Curly Girl Pops

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