THE GRATITUDE COLLECTIVE
Our Brands
Grateful Grahams was started in 2010 in my home kitchen with my 5 1/2 month daughter, Rosalee strapped to my back. From rolling out handmade grahams on my kitchen counter to now in over 85 retail outlets the mission is still the same – spreading the message of gratitude one graham at a time.
We say we are a gratitude company that makes a cookie, not a cookie company that talks about gratitude.
Incubator Kitchen Collective was formed out of growing Grateful Grahams. Spending our days in the kitchen baking to head to a farmers markets to sell our treats, I was meeting so many like minded folks in this small food scene. So we opened up the doors to our commercial kitchen and invited folks in.
We are a non-profit shared used commercial kitchen space for food entrepreneurs. We believe healthy people build healthy businesses and so we work with our members to support the whole person. We offer education, mentorship, kitchen space, strategic planning and a huge community of like minded folks. We have supported over 160 startups in our region.
RLD LLC was formed out of my growth as an entrepreneur and leader. I’ve spent 10+ years doing marketing for a national grocer & I’ve spent nearly 20 years gathering women in the community to grow together.
I’ve been an entrepreneur since 2010 whose mission it has been to spread the message of gratitude & build community. I found myself doing more speaking engagements, workshops on a gratitude practice and more community engagement.
From consulting for the City of Fairborn to leading a mindfulness workshop with 84.51 to my Head to Heart Mentoring to Strategy Sessions for small business – my goal is always to help. Clear the clutter and live a joy filled life.
Power to Pursue has perhaps been in the works my whole life. This idea is to gather women, connect us, bridging the gap and supporting one another.
Power to Pursue is a women’s empowerment and entrepreneur summit. We are building a diverse and inclusive community of women creators, dreamers and doers. Highlighting the work happening inside corporations in intrapreneurship, the entrepreneurs who are starting businesses in our neighborhoods. Open to any woman seeking community.
