EPISODE · Jul 22, 2019 · 49 MIN
Sarah Akiba - True Female Leadership and Philanthropy - Ep. 034
Sarah Akiba is a fashion stylist and designer living in Miami, Florida. Originally from Paris, France her focus has always been on love, compassion, and family. Sarah’s emphasis has always been on creating. Everything from high-end fashion looks, large events, design, and brand development.After the loss of her father in 2013, Sarah founded Angel Watching Over Me (AWOM). A non-profit organization that helps those who have suffered from losing a loved one by planning fundraiser events and helping other non-profits and people serving as their “angels”.She also founded AWOM Girls Club, where she goes to speak to middle school girls about low self-esteem, female leadership, and anti-bullying.SHES UNSTOPPABLE!On todays episode Sarah shares her journey into her philanthropic work. She make not have taken the road usually traveled through the process she has raised millions of dollars and saved countless lives.Welcome to Stand up 2 Sitting.Get your FREE Ultimate Elixir hereUse code LUPREFERRED19 at checkoutJeremy Abramson Website: www.e3lifestyle.comOn LinkedIn: click here to connectOn Instagram: @coachjeremy305Jeremy's 20/20 Mastermind Application:https://join.e3lifestyle.com/2020Is this your first podcast? If so then welcome to the community! If you haven't already subscribed to the podcast go ahead and do so. Check out past episodes of the show and be sure to check out my page on Instagram. Shoot me a line on any questions about past and future shows.Welcome to Stand up 2 Sitting.Save 10% off Onnit Supplements (no code necessary)CLICK HERE15% off Swannies Blue Light Blocking GlassesSWANNIES BLUE LIGHT'SPromo Code: COACHJEREMYInstagramFacebookCome CLIMB!Learn more about Jeremy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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