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said she chose Suite 33 largely because of
the people. “It was Micah that sold me,” she
said. “She just seemed very genuine.” Today
the businesses cross-promote one another
online, host open houses and wellness
events together, and even combine
services. Baldwin recently began o昀昀ering
Prudhomme’s laser hair removal clients
an opportunity to experience her new redlight therapy, creating added value for both
businesses while introducing clients to
another service they might enjoy.
For Renfroe, the success of Suite 33 isn’t
measured only by growing businesses, but
by the relationships built along the way.
“It means everything,” she said of working
alongside other women entrepreneurs.
“There’s no competition, just collaboration,
friendship and a shared passion for helping
people feel their very best.”
As more women embrace collaborative
business models, Suite 33 o昀昀ers a reminder
that entrepreneurship doesn’t have to be a
solitary pursuit. Sometimes the strongest
businesses aren’t built by standing apart—
they’re built by standing together. ◆
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o昀昀 for years.
During visits to Suite 33, the collaboration
wasn’t something the women simply
described—it was visible. Business cards
were exchanged freely. One conversation
about skincare led to another about
hormones. A discussion about muscle pain
turned into a recommendation for massage.
Every interview included genuine praise for
another woman down the hall.
Those relationships create opportunities
that extend beyond referrals. Fallon
Prudhomme, owner of Bare Essence Spa,
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