\nThe Balancing Act &ndash\; Work. Home. Repeat.
\nLunch &\; Conversation for Women Leaders
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\nJoin us for a candid and empowering lunchtime conversation celebrating National Women&rsquo\;s Small Business Month&mdash\;a time to honor the strength\, resilience\, and impact of women entrepreneurs and leaders.
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\nThis special event is designed for women who are navigating the demands of leading at work\, at home\, and in their communities. Whether you'\;re running a business\, managing a team\, or supporting others\, the pressure to &ldquo\;do it all&rdquo\; can feel relentless&mdash\;and is rarely sustainable.
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\nThe panel will feature local women leaders who will share personal stories\, challenges\, and strategies for maintaining balance in the face of competing responsibilities. This event will help attendees understand the importance of understanding how wellness\, through balance\, creates the foundation for building sustainable habits and support systems for work-life integration.
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\nLet&rsquo\;s come together to learn\, reflect\, and support one another during this meaningful month of recognition. You&rsquo\;ll leave with renewed energy\, actionable insights\, and a stronger network of women walking a similar path.\n
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\nLeigh Cella
\nOwner\, \;Fleur de Leigh\n\n
\nLeigh Cella is a dynamic entrepreneur and seasoned business owner with over two decades of experience in floral design\, event planning\, the legal industry\, and business development. As the owner of Fleur de Leigh\, she brings her passion for creativity and her expertise in design to life\, offering clients exceptional floral arrangements and curated experiences.
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\nCella&rsquo\;s journey includes serving as a paralegal\, working in event planning\, and co-owning another local flower shop. Throughout her career\, she has specialized in contract writing\, sales coaching\, event management\, mergers and acquisitions\, and team leadership.\n
\nAlisa C.D. Clark
\nOwner &\; Publisher\, \;Welcome Home Huntsville
\n\nPANELISTS
\n\n\nLeigh Cella
\nOwner\, \;Fleur de Leigh
\nLeigh Cella is a dynamic entrepreneur and seasoned business owner with over two decades of experience in floral design\, event planning\, the legal industry\, and business development. As the owner of Fleur de Leigh\, she brings her passion for creativity and her expertise in design to life\, offering clients exceptional floral arrangements and curated experiences.
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\nCella&rsquo\;s journey includes serving as a paralegal\, working in event planning\, and co-owning another local flower shop. Throughout her career\, she has specialized in contract writing\, sales coaching\, event management\, mergers and acquisitions\, and team leadership.
\nAlisa C.D. Clark
\nOwner &\; Publisher\, \;Welcome Home Huntsville
\nAlisa C.D. Clark is the CEO and publisher of Welcome Home Huntsville\, the city'\;s premier guide for new residents. Since its launch\, the publication has grown into a trusted resource delivered to more than 500 households each month\, helping families put down roots and giving local businesses a valuable platform in a rapidly growing community. Her background includes more than 10 \;years in scholarly publishing and DEI leadership\, experience that informs her commitment to building platforms rooted in innovation\, connection\, and inclusion.
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\nDr. Sha'\;Rose Erion\, PT\, DPT
\nOwner &\; CEO\, \;Rose Pelvic Physiotherapy
\nDr. Sha'\;Rose Erion is a pelvic floor physical therapist and the owner of Rose Pelvic Physiotherapy\, an award-winning clinic specializing in care for marginalized communities. Passionate about providing holistic and affirming treatment\, she is a recognized expert in her field\, with contributions to various publications and a strong track record of public speaking. \;
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\nErion holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of South Florida and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine. She is also a director of the APTA EPSIG\, contributing to the advancement of pelvic floor physical therapy.\n\n
\nRobin Kramer\, \;M.Ed
\nOwner &\; CEO\, Next Step Farms
\nRobin Kramer has a Master&rsquo\;s degree in Collaborative Special Education from Auburn University. She taught for 25 years as a Special Education teacher with Madison County Schools. Serving the adult special needs community has been a vision of hers for many years. Through the love\, support\, guidance and encouragement of her family and friends\, Next Step Farms has come to life.
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\nKramer enjoys spending time with her husband\, riding the hills on their motorcycle or visiting with her adult children and grandchild. She finds contentment and rejuvenation through studying God'\;s word\, through time with her family\, and through music.
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MODERATOR
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\nRachel Sullivan\, Owner/Founder &\; CEO
\nSolid Ground Counseling Center