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She Said 2018!

In celebration of National Women’s Small Business Month, L’Renee & Associates is hosting its annual She Said. She Led. She Is. conference themed “Be Audacious” on Saturday, October 6th at Texas Woman’s University. She Said 2018 will provides an exclusive community of Houston area CEO women looking to launch a new business, or scale and grow their existing businesses an opportunity to attend more than (15) fifteen capacity building workshops, mentoring sessions, panel discussions, fireside chats and a powerhouse luncheon. Our conference is not just another “pep rally” — She Said attendees will engage in an authentic conversation about building sustainable businesses and breaking through business barriers.

Tickets: https://shesaidsheled.com

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