The Missouri Women’s Business Center, a program of Central Missouri Community Action, has announced this year’s Women Who Own It Award winners.
Courtney Sample, owner of A & H Doghouse …
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The Missouri Women’s Business Center, a program of Central Missouri Community Action, has announced this year’s Women Who Own It Award winners.
Courtney Sample, owner of A & H Doghouse in Mexico, was recognized as Audrain County’s honoree during the awards ceremony held on Nov. 5 at the Kimball Ballroom on Stephens College campus in Columbia.
The awards night, which has been held annually since 2018, highlights how women-owned businesses drive community economic development by creating jobs, supporting local families, and strengthening the regional economy.
Each county has one honoree:
“Behind every successful small business is a person with a vision, determination, and a passion for making a difference,” said Jayme Prenger, Director, Missouri Women’s Business Center. “These eight women are building more than businesses. They are creating jobs, providing valuable services, supporting other local businesses, and contributing to the strength of their communities. We are honored to celebrate their accomplishments and shine a spotlight on the incredible women entrepreneurs who make Central Missouri a better place to live and work.”
