Inside of Maven Space, a co-working space in downtown Indianapolis, you'll find a large group of women, working together and supporting each other.
"It's magical! When I get to come in and witness and make a connection between two women that maybe would never have met before, connected before," Leslie Bailey said.Indy Maven is a digital media platform that launched in 2019, with a focus on uplifting women's voices through content and community."The answer was always: be with other women, connect with other women, support other women.
"The concept is that you can come here and get everything you need to get done in a day. So you can invite a colleague in for a meeting, you can grab lunch with a friend, you can grab a juice on your way over to the gym, get your workout in whenever it fits in your day," Bailey said. "I love supporting and inspiring women. It's what I do every single day," Lateva Woolfork said."To be in a space where it's all for bold women, like, who doesn't want that one girl doesn't want to be in that energy?"
"Everybody needs a friend, and especially a girlfriend, right?" Woolfork said."A girlfriend that makes money and can help you think through a problem that you might have, can push you to really deliver something amazing and teach you right?"Each month, Woolfork hosts a class focused on moving the needle in your business.
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