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Female Founder WorldShow Notes
Welcome to something a little different from us! I'm so excited to introduce season one of a brand new weekly episode format we're launching on Female Founder World presented by Omnisend.
In addition to your regular interview format show that drops at the beginning of the week and will be back in your podcast feed on Monday, team FFW will drop a second episode every Wednesday to talk through the stories we’re seeing in the Female Founder World group chat and what’s happening in the world of business, brands and female founders, and what we’re taking away and applying to our own businesses. We're going to give you our honest takes, the context behind the headlines, and the stuff you actually need to know to build your business.
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