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Aya Ngina of Aya’s Natural Treasures, LLC (Sistapreneur Spotlight)

Aya Ngina is the founder and owner of Aya’s Natural Treasure which sells 100% Handmade Natural Bath & Body Products

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14 years ago

April 12, 2012

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Aya Ngina of Aya's Natural Treasures, LLC (Sistapreneur Spotlight Unheard Voices Magazine)

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Aya Ngina is the founder and owner of Aya’s Natural Treasure which sells 100% Handmade Natural Bath & Body Products based out of Edison, New Jersey.

Aya Ngina been in business for one year and operates as an LLC.

Why is Entrepreneurship Important?
Entrepreneurship is important because it can be a vehicle for improving your life and future generations to come. It is also a great feeling and achievement to build something and see it prosper.

How Did You Get Started & Why?
I decided to learn how to make a couple of natural bath & body products for holiday gifts. One of my closest friends absolutely loved the products and wanted to use them in her natural hair care salon in Philly. That was the birth of Aya’s Natural Treasures. Aya means endurance and resourcefulness. That is truly the force behind the business.

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