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Talking Business Over Coffee

Talking Business Over Coffee

WINA’s Courteney Stuart sits down with area business leaders for casual conversations about their business and industry. If you’d like your business to be considered, submit your business info here. (cstuart@charlottesvilleradiogroup.com)

Monday, March 11, 202403/11/2024

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 42 | Aly B. Snider

Charlottesville native Aly B. Snider, trumpet player with local band We Are Star Children, explains how her entrepreneurial drive took…

Monday, February 26, 202402/26/2024

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 41 | Kristen Rabourdin

Batesville Market owner Kristen Rabourdin shares the history of the store that is the heart of the Batesville community.

Tuesday, February 6, 202402/06/2024

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 40 | Joan Fenton

Longtime downtown business owner Joan Fenton of J. Fenton… too describes how the Downtown Mall has changed since she first…

Tuesday, January 23, 202401/23/2024

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 39 | Candy Taylor

Hairstylist Candy Taylor dishes on starting her own salon, Candy’s Creations, the bond between stylists and clients and the worst…

Monday, January 8, 202401/08/2024

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 38 | John Kelly

PR firm owner John Kelly shares his experiences representing some of Charlottesville’s biggest events and describes the rewards he’s reaped…

Tuesday, December 26, 202312/26/2023

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 37 | Kelly Cox

Kelly Cox, co-founder of Share the Drop, a breastmilk-sharing app, explains how she identified the need for the service and…

Monday, December 11, 202312/11/2023

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 36 | Brendan Wolfe

Brendan Wolfe, founder of Black Sheep Genealogy, explains what drew him to genealogy and how he manages to track down…

Monday, November 27, 202311/27/2023

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 35 | Debbie Crosby-Louis

Deche Cosmetics founder Debbie Crosby-Louis explains how she got involved in the cosmetics industry and how it complements her other…

Monday, November 13, 202311/13/2023

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 34 | Anita Gupta

Maliha Creations owner Anita Gupta shares her career journey that took her from a master’s degree in public health to…

Monday, October 30, 202310/30/2023

Talking Business Over Coffee: Episode 33 | Sile Allen

Sile Allen, co-founder of the just opened Graze Craze charcuterie business, explains how she and her husband launched a new…

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