Businesswoman Carrie Ferguson Weir proves it’s never too young to express Latino pride with her line of baby t-shirts.

Carrie Ferguson Weir

Carrie Ferguson Weir spent all of her professional life asking the hard questions. As a daily newspaper journalist, this Cuban-American Latina was accustomed to asking the kinds of questions that force honest responses.

However, it wasn’t until she had her own daughter and found herself wrestling with the age-old “working mother dilemma” of either returning to work after maternity leave or being a stay-at-home mom that Carrie found herself on the receiving end of her own interrogation.

What could she do that would give her the freedom to be a stay-at-home mom and a successful businesswoman?

Empowerment coach, Nancy Marmolejo, sells clients on recognizing and valuing their own strengths to achieve their greatest potential.

Nancy Marmolejo

Entrepreneurialism is in Nancy Marmolejo’s blood. Having a father who loved being his own boss, and who put Nancy and her six brothers and sisters to work in the “family businesses” over the years, Nancy couldn’t help but follow in those same footsteps — but on her own terms.