Photos from “Power of WE” held on March 9 at Belmont University

On March 9, 2017, the second annual “Power of WE: Women Entrepreneurs” Luncheon was held at Belmont University’s Inman Conference Center. The luncheon, hosted by Nashville nonprofit Legacy Makers, provided opportunities for attendees to network and hear from some of the most successful businesswomen in Music City. In its second year, the luncheon included three amazing panelists and entrepreneurs from multiple industries. More than 150 women entrepreneurs, businesswomen, and supporters were in attendance.
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