Crowdfunding to Support Women Owned Businesses with Kate Anderson of iFundWomen

from Allobee Radio · host Brooke Markevicius

On Today's Episode, I speak with Kate Anderson, Co-Founder of iFundWomen. iFundWomen is a crowdfunding, coaching and mentoring platform that is helping women get funded so they can move their businesses forward! We are one of those businesses! We just launched a crowdfunding campaign on iFundWomen and love the platform. This episode is for you even if you never have a desire to crowdfund, as we talk about motherhood and business as well! iFundWomen has ways to support you not just through crowdfunding and we dive into that in the episode. Support MOMentum Market's Crowdfunding Campaign here! https://ifundwomen.com/projects/momentum-market

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