SISTERS ABOUT SERVICE, SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT AND ENGAGEMENT
“I’m convinced that we Black women possess a special indestructible strength that allows us to not only get down, but to get up, to get through, and to get over.”
— Janet Jackson, Entertainer
SISTERS ABOUT SERVICE, SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT AND ENGAGEMENT
When I think about "Sisters About Service, Support, Encouragement and Engagement," I believe it embodies the essence of women uplifting and supporting one another in various aspects of life. It signifies a bond among women that transcends friendship, business relationships or family ties, focusing on mutual assistance, guidance and empowerment.
When women come together to support and uplift each other, we create a powerful network that fosters personal growth, professional success and overall well-being. It helps us pick up one another, dust off and get back to living our best lives. It is a sisterhood that is rooted in empathy, compassion and understanding, enabling women to navigate the challenges we face every day and providing a space for us to celebrate each other's achievements: large and small. When we as women support, service/assist and encourage each other professionally, spiritually and personally, we help cultivate a space of collaboration and inclusivity, which fosters collective success.
We recognize the power of women, and we have made remarkable strides as entrepreneurs and, of course, in the corporate, government and sports arenas while shattering glass ceilings. And yet, I see that there is still a need for women to encourage and uplift one another as we continue to break down barriers; in fact, I say it is imperative.
SASSEE is a safe space, a cool place and a much needed space where we can collectively learn from one another, offer support and mentorship and empower each other to pursue our dreams, advance our careers and overcome challenges. Whether it's through networking, sharing resources or offering guidance, the encouragement provided by one woman to another can make a significant difference in building confidence, resilience and self-belief. Trust me – I KNOW this to be true.
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Interview with Franklin County Treasurer Cheryl Brooks Sullivan
In this episode of the SASSEE Show, we sit down with the Honorable Cheryl Brooks Sullivan, the 43rd Franklin County Treasurer and the first African American to serve in this prestigious role. Elected in 2016 and re-elected in 2020, Treasurer Brooks Sullivan shares her journey of breaking barriers, serving the Columbus community, and her ongoing mission to keep people in their homes.
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