Her latest venture could be the dessert that caps off a satisfying and trail-blazing career.
At three events this month, Mrs. Troy showcased FacetsWoman, a web-centric business with national aspirations.
FacetsWoman organizes networking events so businesswomen can have all of the fun, without the administrative burden or club politics.
All three debut events focused on the world of Gullah - the rich, unique culture, foods, crafts and language of "Low Country" African-Americans on the isolated barrier islands of South...
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