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Celebrating Delta’s women in business

The Delta Optimist presents the annual Women in Business special feature
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Alison Steen.

In honour of International Women's Week, the Delta Optimist celebrates some of the women behind local businesses who are, in turn, helping the economy grow.

Alison Steen

Buying or selling a home can be one of the largest financial decisions you will make and it can seem like an intimidating experience. But if you work with Alison Steen, she will streamline the process, save your time and money, and make it a stress-free experience. She will always tell you the truth and give you the facts that are in your best interest.

“I never want to be that realtor who makes promises they can’t keep just to get a contract—that’s not fair to you. I’m invested in my clients, my career and my community—I’m not just making a sale or purchase, I’m getting to know a new neighbour,” says Steen.

Steen always keeps in mind her clients’ needs first and never pressures them into making a sale they aren’t sure of. She is a great communicator, who has an honest approach to market sales.

For more information, visit www.alisonsteen.com.

Alongside You

AlongsideYouAlongside You team. By Alongside You

When Alongside You first started, the goal was always to meet the needs of the community and fill gaps in services. One of the areas the clinic has identified as a need was massage therapy.

The repeated message around town seemed to be, “I can’t get in to see a massage therapist for two months!” Alongside You wanted to do something about it because massage can be an excellent way to relax, de-stress, manage pain, work with mental health and much more.

They started last year with Katrina Per, their first Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), and they’re glad to be expanding this service by bringing on Sarah Gerrard, RMT.

Soon, Alongside You will be adding massage therapy students to provide lower cost options.

Alongside You always looks after your body, mind and soul. For more information, visit www.alongsideyou.ca.

Curve Interiors

CurveInteriorsCurve Interiors. By Curve Interiors

Curve Interiors is an interior design firm based in Boundary Bay. As an all women business, they are proud of the work they do within the community and happy to celebrate women in business. 

Curve Interiors specializes in commercial and residential projects. They are a talented group of women who can help your dreams become reality. 

Does your space need an update? Do you want that kitchen you have always wished for? 

If you are looking for help with a design project, email them at andrea@curve-interiors.com, call 604-360-1766, or visit www.curve-interiors.com for more information.

TWC Pilates

TWCPilatesTWC Pilates class. By TWC Pilates

For many, starting anything is the hardest part, and that’s no different when it comes to working out. The reasons are many: not knowing how or where to begin, fear of failure, lack of direction—the list goes on. That’s where TWC Pilates comes in.

Instructors at TWC Pilates have the passion, experience and knowledge not only to help you get started on your fitness journey but also to help you stick with it.

At TWC Pilates, they guarantee you a positive movement experience that will leave you feeling inspired and energized instead of frustrated and exhausted. You will move easier, reduce your risk of injury, walk taller, look better, and feel younger, stronger and more confident.

Their signature Jumpstart Program is your best start. They’ll pair you with one of their expert instructors and schedule four one-on-one sessions.

For more information, visit www.twconline.ca.

Tsawwassen Optometry

TsawwassenOptometryTsawwassen Optometry Clinic. By Tsawwassen Optometry Clinic

Founded in 1983, Tsawwassen Optometry Clinic is a proud member of the growing Delta community. Dr. Giulia DeVuono, Dr. Sara Kirby and Dr. Ruby Mangat have the shared passion to serve their community and provide its members with the highest quality of eye care.

Backed by the latest technology as well as a knowledgeable and caring team, they believe in providing health and education of the eye, along with self-expression through eyewear.

Regular eye health checks are important, and can detect serious eye disease and signs of other disease in the body. Children should be seen by an optometrist by the age of three, and yearly after that, and adults should go for a check up every one to two years.

For more information, visit www.tsawwassenoptometry.ca.

Vinca’s Kitchen

VincasAlviene Wilkins, owner of Vinca’s Kitchen. By Vinca’s Kitchen

As the owner of Vinca’s Kitchen, Alviene Wilkins has consistently been growing and expanding from the little kitchen store it once was.

Vinca’s Kitchen located in the heart of Ladner, has become a shopping destination for the everyday chef. Wilkins’ focus for the store has always been to carry many well-known brand products with quality and affordable price in mind.

On Mar. 8, Vinca’s Kitchen launched an online shopping platform to allow you to continue to shop local. The store will continue to offer free delivery to Ladner and Tsawwassen residents.

Together with her staff, Wilkins takes pride in making customer service a top priority and appreciates the continued support from the community, especially during this pandemic.

For more information and announcements, visit Vinca’s Kitchen Facebook page or Instagram at @vincaskitchen.