Heels & Handshakes tapped their Heels three times and ended up at the Fairlane Hotel’s Emerald City Pop Up Bar.

Join us as we go In Her Heels… with Erin Sloan for our #FridayFeature of Women in Business in our Alabama Chapter.

In her Heels with Auri DaCruz, Founder of Sassup Shop. Join us as we highlight this Brazilian Entrepreneur and learn more about her story.

Join us for a #featurefriday where we highlight a leader in our community. This week we had the honor of getting to more about Staci Rosales.

Heels & Handshakes’ new series, Heels on Fire, brings in Female Leaders to share the raw, real, and vulnerable side of being a Woman in Business. They discuss how to navigate the complexities of business and your personal life.

If you are a woman seeking in-person connections to other like-minded individuals- this event is for you!

It’s every Introvert’s Super Bowl and we host it only once a year. Think networking but on steroids. We hosted our third annual speed networking event, connecting 100+ people in one hour.

Have you ever noticed that when you're dressed impeccably, you carry yourself differently? The details matter for women in business, and a stylist knows this well. From the perfect fit of a tailored blazer to the subtle choice of accessories, these nuances can make a world of difference in how you feel about yourself.

Heels & Handshakes hosted their first ‘Business Shower’ for their members. This was to celebrate women in their careers and take a moment to celebrate their wins.

Join us as we go “in her heels” with Tiffany Martin the Owner of Ignite Cycle Bhm.

Join us as we highlight small business owner Ashley Gootee, of Somethin You Couture for our #FeatureFriday.

No is a complete sentence. This month, we brought in expert, Erica Rains to teach how to say “No” to Protect our “Yes.”

Emma is your average gal who loves style and people so she decided to create a business out of those two things. With several years of experience in different retail positions, and she’s a certified shopaholic. Her goal is to create a meaningful relationship with you while helping you create your own style identity.

NBNKC is a leading artisan kettle corn company making the world a sweeter place by providing their Popheads with exceptional service, and experiences, elevating communities and unique kettle corn blends. They enhance team’s lives by creating a fun, family,  oriented environment where they feel challenged and connected to our mission to Pop with a Purpose. Join us as we go “In Her Heels” with the Founder, Tanesha Sims-Summers

Join us for a Feature Friday as we go “In Her Heels” with Hannah Christine the Founder of Hide & Hunter.

Our members took a break from educational programming and let their hair down for a H20 Pong Tournament at Almost Friday Sporting Club. They enjoyed light bites, drinks, networking and GAMES! Congratulations to the “Dream Team” on taking home the W.

May is the month of Mental Health Awareness and we wanted to highlight the incredible work Shekinah is doing with her company, Purposed Joy. Join us for a Feature Friday where we get to go "in her heels" with Shekinah Joy Lee.

Rooftop views, booze and cute shoes! Heels & Handshakes met at the Holston House’s Rooftop bar for their April meeting. They were able to see a sneek peek of the rennovated space before it opens up to the public in May.

Heels & Handshakes Birmingham met for their first lunch and learn. Amy B. Cotney was the keynote speaker and taught us how to make authenticity our superpower.

Before founding Boulo, our CEO Delphine created highly effective teams at some incredible companies. But she struggled to find quality candidates and was mired in uninspiring resumes, un-vetted skills, and no diversity. Until she tapped a hidden talent pool.

In her mom life, Delphine discovered “carpool geniuses,” driven, educated women with a proven work history. She knew she’d struck gold.

While a lack of flexibility in their prior career forced these women to sideline their full-time jobs, a lack of quality childcare, gaps in resumes, limited flexible work options, and missing professional networks continued to result in their unfilled professional aspirations. Even worse, their non-linear career paths keep them “hidden” on traditional job boards.

The answer was Boulo. Connecting employers who need quality hires with women who need flexibility to return to, or stay in, the workforce.