This month we’re learning the inspiring story of Jennifer Grove. She is a consultant for Rodan + Fields Skincare and a member of the Hatch Tribe Members Circle.

Each month we bring you a “Hatch Tribe Hero,” a woman who is rocking her business and building something with purpose. This month, we’re proud to present Shermaine Yim Pithie or Viola Grey.

For business owners, there are many advantages to owning rather than leasing, such as lower operational costs. If business is booming, it might be a good idea to start looking for a business space that you can own. And to help you do that here are some factors you can consider…

This month we’re learning the inspiring story of Karmen Johnson. She is the founder of her business KarmenCopy, as well as being a part of the Hatch Tribe Members Circle.

Growing up, I loved to slide away from daily happenings and climb a huge magnolia tree in our vast, small-town backyard. It hovered over our garage and was a direct view to the entryway of our driveway. I was shielded by the shiny, big green leaves and large white, heady smelling bulbs…

Many years ago when I started my first business, I felt lost. I had left a corporate job in Chicago and moved to Charleston to follow my dream of opening an event production company. I was starting all over: new city, new friends, new connections…new everything.

Every month we take pride in introducing an entrepreneur as our “Hatch Tribe Hero.” This month we are proud to introduce you to Susan Brown of Mademoiselle Miel. Not only is she acting as a hero for the environment (save the bees!), but she is also a hero for our sweet tooth, creating luxurious and qualities sweet treats.

CEO of Zipbooks Tim Chaves helps break down what many entrepreneurs consider “the least sexy part” of their job: accounting.

We love meeting the members of our Hatch Tribe Members Circle. Today we’re featuring Hayley Price of Straight to Art. She has built her company on passion, as well as a balance being appreciating the help that she has been given, and the drive to continue to help others.

Hatch Tribe believes in supporting other women as they get their business going, which is why we give via Kiva loans, which allow many entrepreneurs the ability to bring their businesses to light. Today, we talk with Kristina Watanabe about how he KIVA-funded biz brings health and wellness to her community.

Despite what you see on my beautifully curated Instagram, I am a human just like you, complete with her own eccentricities, flaws, and "gifts" that god gave me…

Each month we bring you a “Hatch Tribe Hero,” a woman who is rocking her business and building something with purpose. This month, we’re proud to present Becky Mickletz of Remickz Marketing.