Following a successful first session, branding consultant and media professional Tiffany Haywood is proud to present the next installment of her On Purpose With Purpose workshop series: Standing Out On Purpose.
The hands-on session takes place Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. at 208 Campbell Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28301.
The On Purpose With Purpose series helps entrepreneurs, small business owners and professionals clarify their voice, build consistent brand presence and take practical steps toward growth. Each session focuses on a distinct phase of brand development — with real tools and real feedback for attendees.
Why this session is kid-friendly
As a single mom running two businesses, Tiffany knows firsthand how often parents — especially moms — miss events they want to attend because of caregiving responsibilities. Part 2 intentionally offers kid friendly options so parents can participate without choosing between their business growth and being present for their children. The setup will balance focused, interactive learning spaces with supervised, engaging play or activity areas appropriate for young children through teens, enabling participants to learn, apply, and receive feedback while their kids are cared for nearby.
What attendees will learn — Standing Out On Purpose
Key takeaways
Attendees will leave with:
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