Find Your Tribe…
Our membership is FREE and by invitation only. The entrepreneurial journey can sometimes feel like a solitary path. We want to help you “Find Your Tribe.” Connect and fellowship with likeminded women entrepreneurs who can offer support, guidance, and camaraderie along the way. Together, we can fuel each other’s growth and success on this entrepreneurial journey.
Why We Exist…
Our organization provides resources and practical how-to techniques to empower women entrepreneurs to level up and reach their full potential.
We want you to thrive. We want to support and help you nurture your dream through all phases of entrepreneurship.
SIS, we want you to know that
We see you…..
WE value you…..
We understand you…..
Because we are women entrepreneurs just like you.
Starting and operating a successful business involves long hours, taking risks, making difficult decisions, and dealing with setbacks along the way. The entrepreneurial journey can be tough, but the rewards can be significant and worthwhile. Women Entrepreneurs have the opportunity to create something meaningful, build wealth, and make a positive impact on their customers, employees, and communities.
Sisterhood In Solidarity is passionate about creating collaborative avenues where like-minded women entrepreneurs can empower and support each other through all phases of life and entrepreneurship. If you are searching for a networking space to elevate yourself or your brand, we invite you to “Submit Your Request To Connect with other like-minded entrepreneurial queens leveling up and chasing their dreams.
Networking is not just about collecting contacts but about cultivating meaningful relationships and partnerships. It’s important to approach networking with a genuine interest in others and a willingness to offer support and value in return.
Surrounding myself with people who already had what I desired changed my life. Being exposed to their accomplishments and successes motivated and inspired me to push myself to reach my full potential.
Join Sisterhood In Solidarity and find your tribe so that you can thrive.
The Founder…
As a Serial Prosperous Entrepreneur, Pam is no stranger to navigating the unchartered and often uncertain entrepreneurship landscape. Pam has been in the world of entrepreneurship for more than seventeen years. Pam’s first entrepreneurship experience was bestowed upon her at the age of twenty-one when she learned how to operate the family’s restaurant business. Through years of experience balancing entrepreneurship and working in the corporate world, Pam learned the importance of building a network of like-minded professional women.
Since 2019, from conception to fruition, Pam has single-handedly created four businesses (in various niches) and one organization for women entrepreneurs to offer solutions to consumers that solve everyday problems. With the help of other successful women entrepreneurs (The Entrepreneurial Mind Tribe) through Sisterhood In Solidarity, Pam creates resources, content, mentorship programs, and ways for women entrepreneurs to connect and fellowship.
Holding a Master’s Degree in Business Management, graduating Summa Cum Laude, and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, graduating Magna Cum Laude, Pam has the perfect combination of education and hands-on experience to help other women entrepreneurs navigate the changing landscape in the world of entrepreneurship. As a serial entrepreneur with multiple businesses, Pam believes it is important for women entrepreneurs to “Customize Their Brand” and build a strong brand identity.
Pam mantra is “Train your mind to believe that you can do anything”
Through Sisterhood in Solidarity, Pam is excited to share her knowledge and entrepreneurial journey to support like-minded women entrepreneurs.
The Entrepreneurial Mind Tribe
We are a collective, diverse, close-knit group of Serial Entrepreneurs with a shared purpose of supporting and empowering women entrepreneurs. We have successfully navigated the entrepreneur landscape and want to inspire you to reach your full potential. “Find Your Tribe So You Can Thrive”