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Q5808C
Heaven sent inspiration
Perez-Mau founded Heaven Sent Jewelry in 2003.
A mother of two, she had been laid off from her IT
engineering job and found she liked being at home
with the children—Sophia, then two years old, and
James, one. It also was good for the kids, since her
husband, Michael, travels a lot for his job with the
federal government. The question was, how could
Perez-Mau work without giving up her precious time
at home? One day a popular daytime TV talk show
ran a segment on stay-at-home entrepreneurial Moms.
Perez-Mau felt the spark. With her husband’s full
support, she set out to find her business passion.
Perez-Mau founded Heaven Sent Jewelry in 2003.
A mother of two, she had been laid off from her IT
engineering job and found she liked being at home
with the children—Sophia, then two years old, and
James, one. It also was good for the kids, since her
husband, Michael, travels a lot for his job with the
federal government. The question was, how could
Perez-Mau work without giving up her precious time
at home? One day a popular daytime TV talk show
ran a segment on stay-at-home entrepreneurial Moms.
Perez-Mau felt the spark. With her husband’s full
support, she set out to find her business passion.
The answer came in a glint of crystal. Enthralled by
the brilliance and beauty of a piece of jewelry she
saw, Perez-Mau decided to sell Swarovski Mommy
Bracelets online. She took $5,000 in savings to
charge headlong into action—and ran smack into the
challenges of launching a start-up. The first challenge
was time; after a long day with the kids, she’d be
up at 2 a.m. writing her business plan. The second
was money; her initial start-up capital quickly
vanished. The third challenge was her inexperience;
she had a lot to learn, especially about how to
use technology as a strategic business tool.
the brilliance and beauty of a piece of jewelry she
saw, Perez-Mau decided to sell Swarovski Mommy
Bracelets online. She took $5,000 in savings to
charge headlong into action—and ran smack into the
challenges of launching a start-up. The first challenge
was time; after a long day with the kids, she’d be
up at 2 a.m. writing her business plan. The second
was money; her initial start-up capital quickly
vanished. The third challenge was her inexperience;
she had a lot to learn, especially about how to
use technology as a strategic business tool.
“When you start a business, I think you don’t know
exactly what it entails,” she says. “You need to cover
operating expenses, you need to develop a winning
product line and you need to get the most you can
out of technology. If you don’t know how to do
exactly what it entails,” she says. “You need to cover
operating expenses, you need to develop a winning
product line and you need to get the most you can
out of technology. If you don’t know how to do
these things, you have to educate yourself.”
Having worked in IT, Perez-Mau knew about HP
quality and reliability. To learn more about the
specific HP solutions for her current business needs,
she participated in HP focus groups and customer
events, pored over HP product information and
spoke with HP representatives. HP, she found, could
bring her small business the professional look and
capabilities of a big operation—and help her grow
Heaven Sent Jewelry into a multi-line, continuously
innovative company with a hot marketing buzz.
quality and reliability. To learn more about the
specific HP solutions for her current business needs,
she participated in HP focus groups and customer
events, pored over HP product information and
spoke with HP representatives. HP, she found, could
bring her small business the professional look and
capabilities of a big operation—and help her grow
Heaven Sent Jewelry into a multi-line, continuously
innovative company with a hot marketing buzz.
A host of HP solutions
On the road, Perez-Mau uses her HP Compaq Business
Notebook PC. She’s taken it on the family vacation
and to the International Women’s Conference in
Austin, Texas. In April 2007, she took the HP notebook
to Sacramento, Calif., where she accepted the
Assembly District #68 Small Business Honoree Award.
Perez-Mau’s HP notebook delivers a powerful
performance on the road: All she needs is an Internet
hotspot
On the road, Perez-Mau uses her HP Compaq Business
Notebook PC. She’s taken it on the family vacation
and to the International Women’s Conference in
Austin, Texas. In April 2007, she took the HP notebook
to Sacramento, Calif., where she accepted the
Assembly District #68 Small Business Honoree Award.
Perez-Mau’s HP notebook delivers a powerful
performance on the road: All she needs is an Internet
hotspot
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, and she can work on her many projects
remotely.
For her office copying, printing and faxing, Perez-Mau
chose the HP Officejet 6210 All-in-One. The machine
prints professional photo quality and laser-quality text,
provides easy flatbed copy and scan functions, and
powerful faxing with an automatic document feeder.
Versatility and ease of use make it an ideal
productivity tool for her small-business office.
chose the HP Officejet 6210 All-in-One. The machine
prints professional photo quality and laser-quality text,
provides easy flatbed copy and scan functions, and
powerful faxing with an automatic document feeder.
Versatility and ease of use make it an ideal
productivity tool for her small-business office.
“I was familiar with HP when I was a
college student and while I worked in
engineering field. I’d already used HP
products and I knew they were of the
highest quality. So, when it came time to
equip my business, I naturally turned to HP.”
Addy Perez-Mau, President/Designer,
Heaven Sent Jewelry, Fountain Valley, Calif.
college student and while I worked in
engineering field. I’d already used HP
products and I knew they were of the
highest quality. So, when it came time to
equip my business, I naturally turned to HP.”
Addy Perez-Mau, President/Designer,
Heaven Sent Jewelry, Fountain Valley, Calif.
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