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Ever thought about starting a local chapter of a national trade association? That’s exactly what Anikia did when she learned that there was no local chapter of The Association for Women in Communications. Tapping into her passions, leveraging her entrepreneurial talents, and through pure grit and determination, Anikia founded a chapter and went from zero to eight to fifty members in just two years through a pandemic. Tune in to learn more about how she transferred her day job skills into launching the chapter.
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