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Footnanny founder Gloria L. Williams joins Mahisha Dellinger, founder of Curls, at the red carpet premiere of OWN TV summer series," Mind Your Business with Mahisha." Photo courtesy of Footnanny, Inc.
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Footnanny founder Gloria L. Williams joins Mahisha Dellinger, founder of Curls, at the red carpet premiere of OWN TV summer series," Mind Your Business with Mahisha." Photo courtesy of Footnanny, Inc.
Tune into OWN summer series Mind Your Business with Mahisha" on Saturday, August 25, to see Footnanny CEO Gloria L. Williams discuss her business challenges with Mahisha Dellinger. The OWN TV summer series features female entrepreneurs who are coached by Dellinger, founder of Curls, a multimillion-dollar hair care business. Dellinger helps them take their small businesses to the next level using tough love and know-how so they can continue to follow their dreams.
"I know the struggle of starting and maintaining your own business,” says Williams. “It’s rewarding when someone believes in you enough to lend a hand.”
In addition to owning Footnanny, Williams is Oprah Winfrey’s personal pedicurist. "Ms. Oprah Winfrey always believed in me and this opportunity to be part of the OWN brand is an honor. Women helping women is something we should all do; so I gladly shared my business challenges as a product developer to help other female entrepreneurs get to the next level."
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