In the few months since I’ve known Virginia, I’ve experienced her wisdom, generosity, patience, and truth-telling. Her vision of supporting women to be their own boss goes beyond the simple “just be an entrepreneur.”

Her primary focus is to support women to stand in their agency, alignment, and autonomy, no matter what it looks like in their different seasons. She trusts in women’s ability to carve their path. In addition to being a fully present listener, she has a magical way to plant seeds to encourage women to explore what she feels they need to.

She is a brave space holder and understands that our timetable may look different but once we’re ready to take a leap or make a pivot happen, she jumps right back in to brainstorm and brings new ideas to the table.

Virginia is, straight up, very good people. She is warm, empathetic, engaging, and effective.

By effective, I mean that she is a fierce advocate for the social work profession, for women, and for equality in our society generally.

My professional network is stronger simply because Virginia is a part of it. I have no doubt many others would say the same (she’s a great networker). Virginia is super groovy, and I recommend her in just about any way it’s possible to do so.