A month later, Concrete Roses hosted its first live event—a sold-out women's empowerment summit in Brooklyn, featuring panelists from journalism, activism, and business.
The energy was electric.
Maya stood backstage, watching the room fill with women who believed in Concrete Roses.
"This is only the beginning," Zora whispered.
Maya smiled. "I know."
The next day, she made the biggest decision yet:
Concrete Roses Media Group.
Not just a magazine. Not just a website. A full media company—one that would tell stories across every platform.
Not just a magazine. Not just a website. A full media company—one that would tell stories across every platform.
Print.
Podcasts.
Television.
Conferences.
An empire.
And Maya Alvarez was just getting started.
End of Part Two