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This past Saturday, the DeDe McGuire Foundation and Hey Chica! hosted the United We Brunch Expo. The event brought together women from all walks of life for an unforgettable experience of empowerment, connection, and celebration. A testament to the strength of sisterhood, the Expo showcased dynamic panel discussions and engaging exhibitors. All resulting in an uplifting atmosphere that left attendees inspired and motivated.

From the moment guests walked in, they were met with a vibrant ambiance of positivity and purpose. The carefully curated event provided attendees with opportunities to engage in meaningful conversations, shop from local businesses, and network with like-minded individuals.

A standout element of the Expo was the powerful panel discussions, tackling topics ranging from professional growth to personal development. The discussions embodied the spirit of the “No Mean Girl” movement. That is, emphasizing the importance of uplifting and supporting one another rather than engaging in competition or negativity. Attendees leaned in as panelists shared stories of resilience, success, and the importance of fostering inclusive and empowering spaces for women.

Notable panelists included media personality and Emmy Award-winning journalist Tashara Parker, business strategist and empowerment coach Dr. Brandalyn Ponder-Mattson, entrepreneur and owner of BlackBreadCo, Sache M., and city manager of Dallas, Kim Tolbert. Their insights, experiences, and expertise provided invaluable knowledge to attendees looking to elevate their careers and personal growth.

A true highlight of the event was the stunning fashion show presented by Pink Lucy. Bold, elegant, and dynamic designs filled the runway. Featuring fashion that celebrated the beauty of women in all shapes and sizes. Each piece exuded confidence and individuality, reinforcing the message of inclusivity and empowerment. The show captivated the audience. Demonstrating that fashion is not just about style—it’s about self-expression, confidence, and embracing one’s uniqueness.

The Expo also provided a platform for female entrepreneurs and small businesses. As such, vendors showcased an array of products and services. From beauty and fashion to financial literacy and wellness, there was something for everyone. Attendees had the chance to support women-owned businesses, gain valuable insights from experts, and discover new resources to help them in their personal and professional journeys.

Adding to the festive atmosphere were engaging activations, including interactive brand experiences, giveaways, and a lively social scene that made the event a true celebration of womanhood. Whether attendees came for the networking opportunities, the empowering conversations, or the unforgettable fashion show, United We Brunch delivered an experience that will be remembered long after the event ended.

As attendees left with newfound connections and a deeper sense of community, one message was clear. When women support women, incredible things happen. The United We Brunch Expo was more than just an event; it was a movement, a reminder that there is space for everyone to shine, and that together, we can build a culture of collaboration, kindness, and strength.

For those who attended, the impact of the day will undoubtedly carry forward into their personal and professional lives. For those who missed it, this is one event that will surely be marked on calendars for the next year. Until then, the message remains: empower, uplift, and stand in your power!

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