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SANDRA WILSON
Sandra Wilson started Robeez in 1994, making soft-soled booties for babies and toddlers from home so that she could spend more time with her 18-month-old son Robert.
In a decade, the business grew out of her basement and into a commercial operation with annual sales of $30 million, a staff of 400, and shoes located in 4,500 stores across North America.
In 2006, Sandra sold Robeez to U.S. footwear company, Stride Rite Corp. Sandra is the quintessential mom entrepreneur and a role model for moms everywhere.
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NICOLE GARZA
Nicole Garza is founder of Mally Bibs. In 2005, she had a lucky spill one day when feeding her 10 month old daughter Malia, who was wearing one of her many stained cloth bibs. As the baby food spilled onto her leather shoe, a simple wipe with a cloth was all it took, and the mess easily cleaned away like magic. It was that moment that the idea of leather bibs started to come to life as a family run, home -based business. The goal was to take this idea of a new type of baby bib and make it the best it could possibly be, equipping it with many smart features. Now, just 2 years later, Mally Bibs are available in 48 designs, and can be found in over 300 stores across North America. The latest additions include leather appliqué art cards and an online customizable option.
www.mallybibs.com
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KELLEY SCARSBROOK
Kelley Scarsbrook is President of Enterprising Moms Network Inc. In addition to creating Enterprising Moms Network Inc, Kelley is author of the column "Mom's Life" for Can West (The Now). She is also founder of www.thestayathomemother.com , which features advice, articles, newsletter and a successful blog on life as a stay at home mom.
Kelley is most known for her inspirational Workshops and Networking Events, including the annual Vancouver Enterprising Moms Business Summit. To read more about Kelley click here
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