In this Mother's Day episode of Business of the Beat, a message for mothers and their daughters. hosts Kendra Bracken-Ferguson and LaShasta Bell sit down with Francine Mbvoumbo, founder of Mothers to Daughters, for a powerful conversation on legacy, mentorship, and the transformative power of connection.
Francine shares her journey from corporate America to building a purpose-driven community that uplifts and supports young women entrepreneurs. At the heart of her work is a bold mission: to empower 100,000 women entrepreneurs by 2035. The discussion explores how redefining motherhood, embracing mentorship, and fostering authentic relationships across generations can create lasting impact.
Together, they dive into the concept of generational intelligence—the idea that mentorship is not one-directional, but a reciprocal exchange of wisdom between generations.
From understanding heritage to building partnerships that matter, this episode highlights how self-awareness, community, and collaboration can shape both identity and success.
This is a conversation about building something bigger than yourself—and bringing others with you along the way.
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