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Being a Badass Business Woman is not about running stiletto-clad circles around men. It’s about gracefully striding forward in the business world with a radiant strength and confident dexterity that is uniquely female.
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NBC Miami – NITESIDE
“Badass” Founder Jessica Kizorek: “Women Still Need to Express Themselves More in Business”
BY ELIZABETH NEWMAN WEDNESDAY, FEB 16, 2011
Local Businesswoman Jessica Kizorek has barely hit 30, but admits she has long seen a necessity to join forces with other women in the business world — which is why her site BadassBusinessWomen.org was born.
“There’s really still a need to push women to have that self expression that comes naturally to men,” Kizorek told Niteside. “Women are culturally trained to be more demure, appropriate, humble, careful and nurturing of others. They don’t put themselves out there the way that business men do.”
Since then, she has recruited fellow female “badasses” to her organization, all of which receive blog posts, event invites and advice free of charge. But, according to Kizorek – who has also penned five books on this subject – she has learned just as much from these women as vice versa.
“From day one, this has been very much crowd sourced,” she explained. “I invite women weigh in on what they need, and what they want. This is easily something I could do the next 10 years of my life.”
