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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2018 · 45 MIN

Sarah Akiba: Rising after loss

from Girls Gone Boss · host Alex Pender & Gaby Ortega

Sarah Akiba is an entrepreneur and philanthropist who was born in Paris, France to immigrant parents. From the early age of 15, she began her career in fashion, which later lead her to styling celebrities like Dascha Polanco, YesJulz, as well as Young Thug and Lil Uzi Vert’s music video “Up”. By 19, she had already created her own clothing brand and had found her niche in entrepreneurship. Unfortunately, shortly after her 21st birthday her life completely changed with the death of her father. In this episode, Sarah shares intimate details about this turning point in her life and how it catapulted her into creating her lifestyle brand and non-profit organization ‘Angel Watching Over Me’.  As an homage to her dad, AWOM serves as a support system for those who have lost a loved one with counseling services lead by on staff therapist. Sarah has also created a girls club for middle school girls, where she aids them with self-love, self-esteem, confidence and support. In addition, she is the creator of AWOM Club a hip and stylish ready-to-wear clothing line as well as her most recent project AWOM LAB. Sarah has a gentle and giving spirit her passion for building and empowering women is contagious. Check out the full episode now and keep up with her on Instagram @soakiba, @angelwatchingoverme, @awomlab, @awomclub. Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review Girls Gone Boss on Apple Podcasts or iTunes. You can keep up with us @girlsgoneboss on all social media platforms. We hope you enjoy! xoxo, GGB

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