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Self-made entrepreneur Angela Quach is offering a training program that helps women business leaders operationalize their business ideas and increase revenues dramatically.

Female entrepreneurship is taking off. However, according to Angela Quach, founder of the Master Businesswoman Accelerator program, too many women are languishing below their potential. Now she wants to give them critical knowledge, mentorship, and accountability so they can live the lives of their dreams.

The Master Businesswoman Accelerator (MBA) program is a tool designed to do just that. For $2,000, participants get access to a three-month series of virtual webinars led by top experts in Angela’s personal network. During two-hour sessions, students learn everything they need to know about succeeding in business from how to negotiate better prices to segmenting products, approaching customers and winning better contracts. The course does not guarantee students will become millionaires, but it has led some participants to tremendous success in their commercial enterprises.

“Students have doubled their revenue after just one class,” says Angela when talking about the success of the MBA. “They’ve also launched their businesses and were able to activate their sales funnel.”

Angela also says that the course has been particularly beneficial for those who have been sitting on business ideas for years but haven’t launched them.

“There are a lot of women out there who lack the confidence to execute,” she says. “The course is designed to help with this.”

Each class focuses on a different area of business. Students begin with legal work, then move on to sales, finance, marketing, branding, mindset and leadership. The course culminates with participants presenting their one- to two-year business plans. Coaches then give their feedback on presentations, steering participants in the direction most likely to help them achieve success.

All industries are welcome because Angela and her network of coaches teach high-level business acumen that participants can apply to any sector.

“So, for example, the branding class is going to put you through a lot of marketing exercises that can be applied to any industry,” Angela says.

Angela developed the MBA based on her personal experience of getting into the business world. Like many other female entrepreneurs, she struggled to make a strong start.

“When I first got my business, I didn’t know a thing about finance. I didn’t know anything about contracts. I didn’t really know sales. So I was just learning as I went along,” she recalls. “I started this program because it’s everything I wished I had when I first started off as an entrepreneur.”

She also developed the MBA in response to her upbringing. Her family was poor so she spent much of her youth struggling to make ends meet.

“I was raised by hard-working immigrant parents in a working-class community and grew up on welfare,” she says. “My parents made less than $20,000 a year combined, so I grew up in extreme poverty. I know how it feels to come from nothing and be short on resources. Helping women-owned businesses means more empowered communities, more jobs, and more opportunity.”

The MBA is designed for women between the ages of 25 and 50 who have recently launched their businesses. Typically, participants earn less than six figures in annual revenue but want to increase their sales to the seven-figure mark. Many are freelancers who have only been in business for two or three years and are ready to take their business to the next level.

To learn more about the Master Businesswoman Accelerator program, please visit mbwaccelerator.com.

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Company Name
Master Businesswoman Accelerator
Contact Name
Angela Quach, Founder
Phone
6144957979
Country
United States
Website
https://www.mbwaccelerator.com/

Chengdu, Sichuan – People who live in apartments with no natural light or areas with long winters can use plant grow lights in place of natural sunlight. While they provide many benefits for indoor gardens, they’re also a great way of getting the most out of all types of plants, even when they’re not in season. Plant grow lights use LED, which has minimal heat emission, reducing evaporation and producing succulent-looking results without negatively affecting the plants’ health. QUX launched the 5.3 inch/13.5 m diameter Angel Halo Plant Grow Light with Timer, suitable for indoor potted green plants. It uses full-spectrum simulated sunlight to give plants natural soft light essential for photosynthesis and growth.

The plant light has a two-step installation process that doesn’t require tools. First, a client must connect the lamp to the metal support rod before fixing it directly into the pot/soil. They can then attach the 2 nm/0.08-inch thin metal base to connect the support rod and the ground. With an adjustable height of 157 inches/4 m line length and adjustment width range of 16-59 inches, it can accommodate short, broad, and long plants. The lamp comes with a timer, three modes of cycle timing function, and a 10-level dimmer. Clients can set their daily irradiation time to 8, 12, or 16 hours manually or automatically. Additionally, the grow light features a USB plug, a 1-2 a input current, a lifetime of 5000 hours, and a -15â??-40â?? working temperature. Click here to check the new product.

The plant lights have blue and red lights with Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR), essential for stimulating vegetative growth, budding, and flowering. A phosphor coating of green and yellow lights produces white light to mimic sunlight. When a client uses too much blue light, the plant becomes bushy without flowers, while too much red light results in weak plants. The QUX team advises clients to place the grow lights 12-30 inches from the top of the plants depending on the number of lights in use, their wattage, plant height, and development stage. Seedlings need low light intensity to prevent death, while plants in the vegetative and flowering stages need more light for color.

To hang the grow lights properly, a client needs a 24-hour light plan, light uniformity, efficient installation, and the right hang height. While the general rule is to ensure plants get 8-10 hours of light, the type of plant dictates how long the grow light should be on. Clients can grow lettuce, aloe vera, spinach, orchids, and more for up to 16 hours daily or snake plants, tomatoes, maidenhair ferns, or peppers that need 4-6 hours of light.

QUX started in 2019 to design, research, and manufacture LED lamps and lanterns. The Angel Halo Plant Grow Light has sold over 200,000 pieces in Taiwan, China, Singapore, Southeast Asian Nations, and worldwide. Besides growing plants at home, the grow light is a decoration piece that adds character to a space.

Visit their website to order the light or contact them at hesiming@quxplantlight.com for more details.

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Company Name
QUX
Contact Name
Simon He
Address
1st Floor, Block 6, Jingrong Plaza, Jitai Road, Shuangliu District
City
Chengdu
State
Sichuan
Postal Code
610095
Country
China
Website
https://quxplantlight.com/

Hawthorne, NJ – The Other Tales Escape Rooms is launching a new fairy tale escape room game at their Hawthorne, NJ location. Once Upon a Winter is a game inspired by Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales.

Once Upon a Winter is a third escape room game by The Other Tales of Hawthorne, NJ. The new escape room transports up to six players to the land of fairy tales. Players have one hour to unravel the mysteries of the enchanted cottage where Mother Winter lives. Don’t be fooled by the theme, the game is designed for adults and teens. It’s not an easy task to help Mother Winter start the winter season.

The game features unique handcrafted puzzles, interactive environments and an original story. The game is a new take on Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales. Did you ever want to use a magical spinning wheel or a magic looking glass? Now there is your chance.

All escape rooms at The Other Tales are private, making it a perfect family activity or a team building event.

“We believe escape room games have a great power of bringing people closer together. People have to collaborate, if they want to win. They are a great way to spend time with your family, friends or coworkers,” says Alona Umansky, one of the co-founders of The Other Tales.

Once Upon a Winter is a perfect family activity for any season. As in all games by The Other Tales the entrance door to the game is not locked. The goal of the game is not to escape, but to achieve something. In Once Upon a Winter the goal is to help Mother Winter to begin the winter season.

The Other Tales Escape Rooms is a family owned company created by Alona Umansky and Aleksey Linetskiy of Fair Lawn, NJ. For more than 6 years they have been bringing the joy of escape rooms to the families in New Jersey. They love puzzles and games, and in addition to physical escape rooms have printable escape rooms which can be downloaded and played at home.

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Company Name
The Other Tales – Escape Rooms
Contact Name
Alona Umansky
Phone
(973) 963-4142
Address
245 Diamond Bridge Avenue
City
Hawthorne
State
NJ
Postal Code
07506
Country
United States
Website
https://www.theothertales.com/