Women Helping Women - Episode 112 - Wichita Chamber Business Accelerator - Audra Dinell

Posted by: Scott Elpers on Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Audra is the Founder of The Thread, applying her bold vision and action-oriented approach to transform women's confidence and leadership abilities through an award-winning personal and professional development experience. After working in markets across the country, she brings more than a decade of agency marketing and a social entrepreneurship focus to community building in Wichita. A native Wichitan with a degree from Wichita State University in communications and integrated marketing, Audra is married to a fellow Shocker and is the mother to two boys.

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On this episode we discuss:
● Moving away from home
● Being inspired by a serial entrepreneur father
● Wanting to create something herself
● The ease of living in Wichita
● Creating a mastermind for ambitious women
● Creating a brand with room to expand
● The three pieces that make a successful entrepreneur
● Doing things that scare you
● Creating a family culture of support
● Outsourcing locally

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Wichita Chamber Business Accelerator is a weekly podcast devoted to supporting and learning from area business owners. Released every Wednesday, it's produced by Forge Podcast Co, managed by the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Evergy.

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