Throughout the month of March, the CAN BE Innovation Center is proud to celebrate Women’s History Month by highlighting its female clients. In this short Q&A, we sat down with one of our shared kitchen clients, Sarah Fenton from Storm’s End Homestead, to reflect on her journey and what it means to be a female entrepreneur.
The CAN BE Innovation Center recently welcomed and held an official ribbon cutting ceremony for its newest tenant, Powder & Ink, a woman-owned permanent cosmetics and tattoo studio, on Friday, March 8th.
Hazleton native Roxie Rose Scalise, a seasoned professional in the permanent makeup industry, has been honing her skills for over four and a half years. With a background in traditional tattooing and a lifelong passion for makeup, she embarked on a journey to empower individuals to feel confident and beautiful in their skin.
Throughout the month of March, the CAN BE Innovation Center is proud to celebrate Women’s History Month by highlighting its female clients. In this short Q&A, we sat down with one of our incubator tenants, Megan Sterenchock from Stray Threads Screen Printing, to reflect on her journey and what it means to be a female entrepreneur.
Throughout the month of March, the CAN BE Innovation Center is proud to celebrate Women’s History Month by highlighting its female clients. In this short Q&A, we sat down with one of our shared kitchen clients, Janna Cordero from Little Treats & Cakes by Janna, to reflect on her journey and what it means to be a female entrepreneur.
