Michelle Boudin
Reporter at WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC)
Contributor at People Magazine
NBC Charlotte @wcnc Reporter, @People Magazine contributor, FL Gator. Dog lover. Storyteller. Globetrotter. Trying to change the world 1 story @ a time.
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1 week ago |
wcnc.com | Michelle Boudin
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Local designer Renata Gasparian created one of the most popular clothing lines in Charlotte but now the small business owner is navigating tariffs with some big questions and even bigger concerns. When Renata moved to Charlotte from Brazil, she was quickly noticed for her fashion sense. “Everywhere I went, people would compliment me on my outfits,” Renata said. With help from her father and co-owner, Nelson Gasparian, Renata launched her new brand, RENATA by Renata Gasparian.
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Michelle Boudin
The new CEO of Monterey Bay Economic Partnership brings a unique perspective on community-building, influenced by her upbringing as part of the only Muslim family in her neighborhood.
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2 weeks ago |
wcnc.com | Michelle Boudin
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — After losing her leg to cancer, a Charlotte mother started the Move For Jenn Foundation, a nonprofit providing activewear prosthetics for amputated cancer survivors. Jenn Andrews came up with the idea for her nonprofit while recovering from the amputation of her lower right leg. Out of a hospital bed, Andrews asked her friends to move because she couldn't. From there, a movement was born. Move For Jenn evolved into an annual 5k and a golf tournament with a specific mission.
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Michelle Boudin
Tiffany Lee's childhood experiences in Hong Kong shaped her vision for Willkie Farr's West Coast office, blending family-oriented culture with legal excellence.
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2 weeks ago |
wcnc.com | Michelle Boudin
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Two Charlotte women who put off their mammograms for years – only to discover cancer – are celebrating being cancer-free today and hoping to spread awareness to help other women. Both women battled breast cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic – after both delayed getting screened – and both women saved lives by telling their stories. Now they're hoping to save even more women. Both Meg Robertson and Amy Hyland Jones delayed getting mammograms.
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