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I am excited to be a part of the LiftFund Women’s Business Center, and ready to provide support to the entrepreneurial community, especially women, in DFW. The thing that inspires me the most about working for the DFW Women’s Business Center is that I am able to help entrepreneurs with their businesses in the same way that I was able to help my family start our business. What do you wish other people knew about the DFW Women’s Business Center? LiftFund.com/wbcdfw to schedule a free business consultation and learn more about how the LiftFund Women’s Business Center can help you.

I am excited to be a part of the LiftFund Women’s Business Center, and ready to provide support to the entrepreneurial community, especially women, in DFW. The thing that inspires me the most about working for the DFW Women’s Business Center is that I am able to help entrepreneurs with their businesses in the same way that I was able to help my family start our business. What do you wish other people knew about the DFW Women’s Business Center? LiftFund.com/wbcdfw to schedule a free business consultation and learn more about how the LiftFund Women’s Business Center can help you.

Local shops like Casa de Cafe in Brownsville, Texas go beyond just the coffee shop experience, they look to make you feel at home…literally. Angelita, owner of Casa de Cafe, is always ready to spill the beans – metaphorically and literally at her cafe in Brownsville, Texas. What better place to pick up a hot drink and put up your feet before you start your busy day, or maybe as a respite from the office life? Whether you need business capital, tools and resources to manage your business, or workshops to help you become a better entrepreneur, we encourage all business owners to take advantage of what we have to offer.

Education shouldn’t have boundaries, that was the mindset behind Sophie Macey’s business, Bayou City Interpreting. Bayou City Interpreting is rooted in Humble, Texas and specializes in American Sign Language interpretations in children’s classrooms. She decided to expand her passion for American Sign Language education when she worked at an elementary school and noticed the lack of interpreters. However, her business suffered a setback when Hurricane Harvey hit the Texas coast.