Maryland Women in Business Profiles— 2024

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Small businesses and non-profits are the pillars of any community. Their work and passion influences generations of families to create a thriving neighborhood.

Discover these featured local leaders who influence the world around them. Learn how their passion became a business and how they continue to connect and grow in our community.

Portrait of Valerie Anias

A Team Family Law, LLC

Valerie E. Anias, Esq.
“I love that I am able to help, teach, and empower people in challenging situations. That I can use my knowledge, experience, and expertise to guide and advocate for individuals who are facing complicated and emotionally challenging life circumstances.”

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Portrait of Chelsea Haverly and Christine Coyle with nature background

Anchored Hope Therapy

Chelsea Haverly and Christine Coyle
“We would not be who we are without the deep commitment of our collaborative team of providers! We feel so grateful that we get to work every day with providers and fellow humans that are not just committed to helping their clients, but are committed to keeping themselves well in order to continue giving back, and are deeply committed to their community.”

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Diana Love sitting on a bench surrounded by trees.

Annapolis Symphony Orchestra

Diana Love
“What I love the most about my day job is using storytelling that reflects the impact the ASO has in our community. I love working in a creative space that allows me to further the hard work of my colleagues engaged in community outreach, and that showcases the incredible talent of the musicians.“

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Eco Adventures

Mei Len Sanchez-Barr
“We are a hands-on conservation, education, and
enrichment facility that allows up close and
personal encounters with ambassador animals
in hopes of connecting people with nature.
The connection is what gets people to care. If people care, they will act. Our organization is in the business of teaching people to love and become stewards of our environment.”

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L’Ecole de Danse

Barbara Winner
“L’Ecole de Danse promotes cooperation rather than competition. Our school is a community of dancers who care about one another and strive to share the gift of dance each time we take a lesson or perform.”

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Naptown Sings and Plays!

Sophia Hardesty
“We do our best to tailor all of our programs to our students’ interests, and help them develop their own interested by exposing them to various genres and styles…all with high-quality instruction. That’s how we hook our students on music. We want them to just fall in love with what they are learning.”

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Rolly Pollies, LLC

Alison Meagher
“One of the coolest things that has happened over the last 5 or so years is that now many of our Employees are alumni of our classes!! We have been in Severna Park for over 20 years and children that originally came to classes at ages 1-4 years old now want to work with us!”

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Wendy Sherman stand at the counter in Skate Zone

Skate Zone

Wendy Sherman
“The satisfaction of watching kids learn a new skill, teaching a NEW worker good work ethics, staying up with new trends on promotions, equipment and programs.”

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