Tarah Toellner
Audrain County
Lara Pieper
Boone County
Keli Tate
Callaway County
Tijuana Jenkins
Cole County
Robin Billings
Cooper County
Jessica Stroupe
Howard County
Chelsea McGill
Moniteau County
Kelly Frank
Osage County
Celebrate Entrepreneurial Excellence at the Second Annual Women Who Own It Awards!
Thursday, October 24, 2019 | Cooper's Ridge, 24991 MO-98, Boonville, MO 5:30-8 PM
The Women Who Own It Awards honors eight outstanding woman entrepreneurs who have demonstrated talent, leadership, and a commitment to their local community. Each Entrepreneur of the Year, one each from eight Central Missouri counties, will be recognized at the event and have an opportunity to share about their business endeavors and community involvement.
These eight women will be honored at the 2019 event:
- Tarah Toellner, Martha Rose Gifts and Home Decor, Mexico, Audrain County.
- Lara Pieper, Bloom Bookkeeping, Columbia, Boone County.
- Keli Tate, The Station, Fulton, Callaway County.
- Tijuana Jenkins, owner of RoyalT’s Finest Touch, Jefferson City, Cole County.
- Robin Billings, Billings Broadcasting, Boonville, Cooper County.
- Jessica Stroupe, Howard County Veterinary Service, Fayette, Howard County.
- Chelsea McGill, The Grind Coffee Shop, California, Moniteau County.
- Kelly Frank, Main Street Pizza and Quite Frankly Gift Shop, Linn, Osage County.
Get your tickets now! Only a few tables left!
Table of 8 - $500, includes signage on the table and listing in the event program.
Half Table of 4 - $250, includes signage on the table and listing in the event program.
Silver Sponsor - $100, includes 1 ticket to event and name in the event program.
Individual Tickets - $65
Proceeds from the event benefit the Missouri Women's Business Center, a program of Central Missouri Community Action.
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The Missouri Women’s Business Center (MoWBC) is an SBA-funded program of Central Missouri Community Action. The MoWBC assists entrepreneurs in all stages of business by providing resources, support, and mentoring. Offerings include free one-on-one counseling, low-cost training events, business planning services and more. The MoWBC depends on local partnerships and donations to operate in an eight-county service area as part of a match requirement through SBA. Since opening in 2016, the MoWBC has helped launch over 20 businesses and provided training and counseling to over 1000 women in Mid-MO.
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