Liza Wisner former guest on the hit show
Donald Trump's "Apprentice" to Conduct a Workshop on Putting Your Business on the Fast Track to Success

Liza Wisner will speak to a group of entrepreneurs and startups about "How to build a business that runs better, grows faster and makes more money. The workshop will be held April 11th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm at 112 Pecan St., downtown on the corner of Soledad and Pecan in the Weston Center on the 11th Floor at Geekdom. Free to Geekdom members and $5 for everyone else.

Description: For many business owners, there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done. Everyone must do things differently in order to survive especially small-business owners. This workshop will provide tips that will help to ensure your business is a success.

About the Speaker: As a champion of small business and community success Liza is having an amazing life helping small businesses make a powerful impact on growth, productivity and bottom lines. She's passionate about social entrepreneurship, technology education, a celebrated change agent, mother of 2, .... Oh, and does she look familiar? Might be because she appeared on several episodes of The Apprentice with real estate billionaire Donald Trump. Liza Wisner is an award winning business performance advisor and top 3 finalist on Season 10 of NBC’s The Apprentice. As a native of Nairobi, Kenya, Liza ventured to the United States on a golf scholarship representing Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi’s women’s golf team. She previously won the Kenya National Championship title and represented Kenya at regional and international championships. With experience building and advising organizations, she is a social entrepreneur, avid golfer, and passionate children’s technology education advocate. She founded the internationally recognized organizations Texas Techies and PowerUp to deliver Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education to at-risk students via innovations such as mobile computer labs.

To RSVP, call 210.461.9411 or email us at info@sistasinbusiness.com

Sistas in Business Joins Forces with Three Community Organizations in San Antonio To Promote Literacy

Sistas in Business has partnered with three organizations in San Antonio, Texas to encourage reading in a city that has been documented with having one of the lowest literacy rates in the country.

Our goal is to defy those statitistics. Sistas in Business has been advocating and volunteering with one of their signature programs Read & Lead, which is a program that helps encourage reading and make it fun for the kids. We have been working with Cameron Elementary School for almost 7 years to help students from pre-k to 5th grade improve their reading skills. The program helps students to find their voice in the communities that they are growing up in...helps them to improve their conduct, reading skills, their communication skills, and their image in their community.

We have joined forces with the Jack and Jill San Antonio Chapter; 100 Black Men San Antonio Chapter and Phi Delta Kappa Sorority San Antonio Chapter (an educators sorority). Now we will conduct literacy programs in Booker T. Washington Elementary, Gates Elementary and King Academy.

We are active members of the Literacy Coalition and have voluteered and benefited from the services of SA Read. We are on a mission to stamp out illiteracy in our city with the help of our community organizations, one school at a time.

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HEB Grocery Has Been the Proud Sponsor for Sistas in Business Read & Lead Program for the Past Five Years


HEB prides themselves to their commitment to education and they also put their money where their mouth is. HEB has been a proud sponsor for the Sistas in Business, Inc. Read & Lead program since 2009 and continues to commit to investing in communities and programs that are committed to improving education in the San Antonio communities and surrounding cities and counties. Through their efforts to improve education, HEB has a program that provides books to students that may not otherwise ever have books in their homes. HEB donated 1,000 books to Sistas in Business, Inc and all the books were donated to elementary students at Cameron Elementary for their summer reading program. Students were allowed to pick the books that they wanted at an awards ceremony in May, 2012. The rest of the books have been prominently displayed in all of the classrooms through Cameron Elemenatry School to help encourage and promote the importance of reading to the students.

James Harris, Director of Supplier Diversity at HEB says that education and literacy is a top priority for him and he has been very instrumental in ensuring that the students at Cameron Elementary School have the tools that need to become successful readers and leaders. Early on in the program, Harris suggested that we take the kids out in the community to read to senior citizens, businesses, HEB stores, the public library and more...SIB has followed his lead...and the students are thriving because of the program.
The Allstate Foundation donated $1,000 in honor of their Exclusive Allstate Agent, Melinda Jackson for her strong committment to the community and to Sistas in Business, Inc.'s Read & Lead Program...SIB joins the Allstate Foundation in saluting Mindy Jackson

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Former Hit Show Apprenctice Guest "Liza Wisner" Joins Sistas in Business!

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