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“Place Your Betts” Women’s Luncheon Set to Empower St. Louis Entrepreneurs

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ST. LOUIS — Women across the region are being called to step into their next level of business growth and financial empowerment at the upcoming “Place Your Betts” Women’s Information Luncheon, a focused and high-impact gathering designed to turn ambition into strategy.

Set for April 13 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. at 10880 Baur Boulevard in St. Louis, the luncheon brings together two powerful voices in business and finance—Tasha Pettis and Dacia Betts—for an hour of insight, connection, and actionable direction.

This is not just another networking event. Organizers are positioning the luncheon as a strategic space for women who are serious about building, scaling, and sustaining successful businesses in today’s competitive environment.

Tasha Pettis, an experienced banker, will provide critical guidance on what it takes to become “loan-ready” in 2026—breaking down the financial positioning, documentation, and mindset required to access capital. Alongside her, Dacia Betts, a seasoned entrepreneur and business leader, will share real-world strategies on growth, execution, and winning in business.

Attendees can expect a focused agenda centered on three outcomes: gaining clarity on financial readiness, strengthening business strategy, and building meaningful relationships with like-minded women committed to growth.

The event also offers a unique environment—intentional, intimate, and forward-thinking—where participants are not just present, but positioned. With lunch provided, the experience is designed to be both engaging and efficient, delivering value within a one-hour window.

For women at any stage—whether launching a business or preparing to scale—this luncheon provides direct access to knowledge and networks that can accelerate progress.

The message behind the event is clear: stop waiting, start positioning.

Seats are limited, and demand is expected to be high for what promises to be a powerful and practical session for women ready to invest in themselves and their future.

On April 13, the call is simple—place your Betts on you.

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