In this episode of Deep Dives & Light Laughs, we welcome Hanover's own, Melissa Smith, a leader with 20 years of experience in the distribution industry and a passion for empowering people and fostering connections. She is the Co-Owner of HALE Bone Broth, Co-Founder of Girl Gang Association, and Co-Collaborator of Hope + Hale Retreats, creating spaces where business, wellness, and community intersect.
We discuss Melissa’s entrepreneurial journey, the inspiration behind her multiple ventures, and the importance of building strong communities. She shares insights on leadership, balancing multiple projects, and the impact of Girl Gang Association on women entrepreneurs. Plus, we explore International Women’s Day and how we can uplift and support women year-round.
Listen as Melissa shares how HALE Bone Broth fuels her passion for wellness, the misconceptions about bone broth, and her advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. We learn what "H-A-L-E" stands for, what her "why" is, and the driving force behind her entrepreneurial pursuits.
To learn more about Melissa and Hale Bone Broth, visit www.halebonebroth.com or follow @thehale4life on Instagram.
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