Entrepreneur Spotlight

Sistapreneur Spotlight : Danielle Noel, CEO of #teamMe LLC

Danielle Noel is the CEO of #teamME LLC, a marketing and PR company specializing in artist development.

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15 years ago

November 3, 2011

UVM Staff

Danielle Noel is the CEO of #teamME LLC, a marketing and PR company specializing in artist development.

Noel is the latest entry for Unheard Voices Magazine entrepreneur spotlight.

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#teamME LLC works with people on various stages of their journeys to success.

She’s been in business for one year and operates as a LLC.

Entrepreneur Danielle Noel

Website: www.imonteamme.com

Why Entrepreneurship is Important and How You Got Started:
I have a hard time with authority, so being my own boss is very important to me. My husband was convicted of a felony prior to us meeting. It’s been hard for him to find a regular 9-5. He is also an artist and didn’t have proper guidance or information. As a result, we decided to start our own company to help others who didn’t know the particulars.

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