Journey to Success: Women in Business with Arti Mittal

Journey to Success: Women in Business

Arti Mittal

Nov. 16, 2018, 10:00 to 12:00 noon at The Business Link, Suite #500, 10150-100 St.

Downtown Edmonton – admission $5.00 donation.

Join us for an engaging conversation with Arti Mittal, owner of Lola’s Fashions. Loala’s Fashions is a unique, one of a kind boutique in Edmonton excelling in superb customer service and treating our fashionistas like real divas. Arti loves fashion and worked in a number of retail stores before opening her own.

CHALLENGES | After immigrating to Canada over 30 years ago, Arti’s hard work, dedication, perseverance and visionary commitment as an entrepreneur have been essential elements for her professional pathways to success. She will share with us her tips, pointers and solid advise not only for women entrepreneurs but for men as well, no matter where you come from.

Please RSVP by Nov. 15, 2018 to: leocamposa@gmail.com (or) Tel: 780.474.6058. SPONSORED by: Wayfinders Business Cooperative©

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