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Join Charleston Women's Brand Ambassador, Stacey McLoughlin, and Managing Editor, Lorna Hollifield, for an inspiring conversation with host Erin Kienzle about Charleston Women and the launch of the She Shines Awards, presented by Charleston Women Magazine. This groundbreaking event is set to honor the remarkable women of Charleston, SC, who are leaders and innovators in their fields.
🏆 She Shines Awards: A new era of recognition for women in Charleston,  the inaugural She Shines Awards are here to spotlight the extraordinary achievements of women across seven dynamic categories: Women in Business, Wellness, Philanthropy, the Arts, Food, Home, and Style. These awards are a celebration of the passion, dedication, and influence of women who are shaping the future of our community.
🔗 Fostering Connections: Where shared visions lead to lasting bonds, Charleston Women isn’t just a publication—it’s a movement. It’s where ambitious women converge, create lasting relationships, and empower each other through shared visions and goals. Join us in fostering a network that thrives on the success and stories of its members.
☕ Embrace the Stories of Empowerment: Get cozy with your favorite cup of coffee and immerse yourself in the narratives of Charleston’s most inspiring women. Whether you’re tuning in to watch or listen, let the inaugural She Shines Awards motivate you to pursue your own path to success.
Subscribe to our channel for the latest updates on the She Shines Awards and more empowering content. Like and share this video to spread the word about Charleston’s newest platform for celebrating women’s achievements!
Links:
Charleston Women Website: www.CharlestonWomen.com
She Shines Awards: www.CWSheShines.com

Sarah Rose, Freelance Writer talks to host Erin Kienzle about writing in Charleston Women Magazine including a high-profile article about how Margaret Seidler, who is white found a connection through a DNA website from an African American woman who identified herself as Margaret's cousin, and asked her to help fill in the blanks of her ancestry which she could only trace back through the 1870. In looking at her family's genealogy it turns out Margaret's family had high-profile slave traders hidden in their past. Margaret decided to write a book and got connected with John W. Jones, an acclaimed artist from Columbia. In less than a  year John looked through old newspaper ads past the ink on the old newspapers into the souls of the slaves who were being sold painting over 60 paintings to depict the people who in those advertisements.
Margaret's book ended up helping create a growing movement bridging the gap between the races. For more interesting details on this story and others, join Sarah and Erin as they discuss more articles in this episode of Charleston Women Podcast.

No one like to shop for insurance, but everyone loves to be covered when the time comes. In this episode Greer Narowski, Producer/Agent chats with host Erin Kienzle about The Insurance & Brokerage House which serves the Charleston, SC area. With 25 different insurance carriers, ranging from homeowners, to automobile, boats, commercial coverage, they can search out the best insurance options for you that fits your unique needs.
It's a good idea to shop for insurance to make sure you have the best rates and coverage, so if you've had a policy for a while, especially if it's been a long time, check with The Insurance & Brokerage House to see if they can save you money with comparable insurance.
For more information visit HHIandB.com.

Self-described Career Chaos Sherpa Denise Beers-Kiepper, Founder and Chief Vision Officer at DBK Coaching helps people navigate career chaos whether it's a new job, another direction in your business, or a signal to lean into something else related to your job or business.
In this engaging conversation, Denise and host Erin Kienzle delve into the process of navigating career uncertainty. Denise emphasizes the importance of discovering your personal ‘magic sauce’—a blend of strengths, weaknesses, preferences, and values unique to you. By leveraging this personalized approach, you can chart a course toward your best path forward.

Tune in to learn how Denise Beers-Kiepper applies this process to each individual, tailoring it to their specific circumstances. For more information and to connect with Denise, visit DBK Coaching online

Roni Haskell, Broker Associate and Team Leader with Keller Williams Realty talks with host Erin Kienzle about her approach to real estate in Summerville, SC. 
Haskell has the experience buying and selling real estate in the Summerville/Charleston area (covering St. George down to Edisto) for 20+ years, and is consistently in the top 1% of sales production in the MLS, and has been a trusted partner for countless clients looking to buy or sell their dream homes. 
🏡 Why Choose Roni Haskell?
◼ Top 1% Realtor: Roni consistently ranks in the top 1% of sales production in the MLS, a testament to her exceptional service and results.
◼ Personalized Approach: Roni understands that every client's needs are unique. She takes the time to listen, ensuring that your real estate journey is tailored to your goals.
◼ Market Insights: Roni's deep understanding of local markets allows her to provide valuable insights, whether you're buying, selling, or investing.
◼ Negotiation Expertise: Roni's negotiation skills are second to none. She will work tirelessly to get you the best deal possible.
🔑 Unlock Your Real Estate Dreams with Roni Haskell! Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, an investor, or looking to upgrade, Roni is here to guide you every step of the way. Contact her today to explore your options and turn your real estate dreams into reality!
📞 Contact Roni Haskell:
◼ Phone: (843) 297-1935
◼ Website: www.ThatSCRealEstateChick.com

In this episode, Colby Denton, Marketing Director, and Cindi Day, Clinical Exercise Program Coordinator, are joined by host Erin Kienzle to invite viewers into the vibrant world of the MUSC Wellness Center. Located on Courtenay Drive in Charleston, South Carolina, this wellness hub is not just for MUSC employees—it’s open to the entire community. Whether you’re a seasoned fitness buff or a newcomer, the MUSC Wellness Center has something for everyone.
Get fit and have fun at the MUSC Wellness Center with special programs for breast cancer survivors, and rheumatology patients, as well as traditional programs you'd expect to find at your local exercise or fitness center. You'll find exercise options like running, swimming, boxing, and racquetball, and both personal 1-on-1 training and group classes. There's also a new program called "Rheumor Has It" that encourages individuals with rheumatological disorders to exercise safely and effectively.
Don't miss "Membership MAYhem" - sign up May 1st-31st, 2024, and get your FREE month! More details can be found at musc.edu/hsc or the Wellness Center's front desk. And don't forget to ask about parking deals!