Lozafina was invited by the Nebraska Enterprise Fund and the Urban League of Omaha to present to their book club about what we love and know best - marketing, branding, and public relations!

The Global Women’s Forum returned for a third time to The Garden Theater last Saturday, led by Marco LeRoc. This one-day event empowered women with inspiring stories, expert insights, and guidance on leadership, entrepreneurship, tech, health, and economic growth.

Last night, the Maharaja x Lozafina Cultural Mixer proved to be a resounding success, bringing together a dynamic mix of individuals from nonprofits, media, and dedicated community members. Hosted in collaboration with Maharaja Indian Cuisine, the event was designed to foster connections, celebrate culture, and support a meaningful cause - the Lozafina Scholarship Fund.

Alexa Gonzalez Munoz is Lozafina’s spring intern and a student at the University of Nebraska Omaha pursuing a double degree in Latino/Latin American Studies and Studio Art, focusing on three-dimensional art. Raised in South Omaha by parents from Guatemala and Nicaragua, she values her close-knit family and community support.

Lozafina is celebrating Women’s History Month by sharing the stories of empowerment from women in our community. We’re kicking off our series with Director of Latino Community Outreach at El Camino Latino Center, Gina Ponce.

We believe in the power of education, opportunity, and resilience. We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Lozafina Scholarship, a general scholarship fund designed to support students in their pursuit of higher education and professional success.

We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to News Anchor Rob McCartney of KETV News Watch 7 for featuring the Nebraska Opportunity Exchange on this past Sunday’s episode of Chronicle, highlighting how it opens doors for small businesses.

The Lozafina team is pleased to welcome Alexa Gonzalez Munoz as our spring intern in collaboration with the Barrientos Scholarship Foundation.

Find the full schedule here for the third annual Global Women’s Forum is set to take place this Saturday, March 8, at the Garden Theater, 3125 Oak View Dr., from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Alejandra Wells, founder of Hiya and a Lozafina client, has joined the official lineup of speakers for the Global Women’s Forum and will become the event’s youngest and first high school student to speak.

Longstanding North Omaha community newspaper, the Omaha Star, has announced it is remodeling Omaha Star Park, a community space located at 2220 N. 24th St. Click to learn more about the Park’s potential impact by clicking the link.

In need of training to help start or grow a business? Check out the March event calendar from the U.S. Small Business Administration and its resource partners. Individuals are encouraged to click on the registration link, sign up if necessary, and join the events.

Entrepreneurship is a constant balancing act - juggling projects, clients, marketing, and the big-picture vision all at once. As the founder of Lozafina, I’ve learned that success isn’t about doing everything - it’s about managing everything strategically. 

On March 6, Kiewit Luminarium will host a special edition of Night Light by celebrating women in STEM. March is Women’s History Month, and this 18+ evening is designed to honor and recognize the contributions of women working in Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and related fields.

Deshauna brings raw authenticity, humor, and captivating storytelling to every stage. She turns personal hardships into messages of hope and empowerment, drawing from her own journey as a sexual abuse survivor and the first Miss USA crowned while actively serving in the military

Bright Delight Housekeeping, a trusted name in home cleaning services, is sharing practical, sustainable cleaning tips and hacks designed to help households reduce their ecological footprint while maintaining a healthy, sparkling home.

With Omaha’s chilling weather, a creamy and rich hot chocolate is guaranteed to defrost you. But who in Omaha sells a hot chocolate to die for? Omaha World-Herald reporter Betsie Freeman invited Josefina Loza, CEO of Lozafina, and her daughters Alejandra, CEO of Hiya, and Gabi, an upcoming contestant for the citywide science fair on a hot chocolate tour, to see for themselves.

On March 15, the Omaha Chapter of The Links, Incorporated will host the Black Family Wellness Expo at Zion Baptist Church. This initiative is designed to bridge the long-standing health disparities that have affected Black families across the nation and is particularly impactful in Nebraska.

Lozafina proudly applauds its stellar executive digital content curator, Tiffany Brazda, who has taken on her latest role as online editor for Hiya, a jewelry line that promotes self-care and mental health awareness and a Lozafina client.

The Global Women’s Forum will return to The Garden Theater on March 8. The one-day event, proudly sponsored by Lozafina, empowers women with inspiring stories, expert insights, and guidance on leadership, entrepreneurship, tech, health, and economic growth.