45: Fired multiple times from jobs, the wedding officiant, Veronica Moya hosted 500+ weddings during COVID in 2020

Immigrant Entrepreneurs

English - February 21, 2021 23:16 - 59 minutes - 55.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 7 ratings
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Previous Episode: 44: Sid Mohasseb created several businesses, he’s a venture capitalist, speaker, an author, and an adjunct professor

Next Episode: 46: Amine Rahal got fired from his job, turns his side hustle into an amazing business

Immigrant Entrepreneur: Veronica Moya

Veronica had many odd jobs when she came to the United States at 21 years old. She worked at different cafe shops, as an au pair, at a health club but during this time she was always auditioning. Her dream was to become and actor and that's what she wanted to do in New York.

Even after being fired from several jobs, she was still persistent to find her passions.

Her entrepreneurial drive really kicked in when she was getting married. She found out that she needed a wedding officiant. After discovering that they made $500 per wedding she told herself that she can do it too!

Without any experience in the wedding industry, without even being a wedding planner she went full force and decided that she will figure it all out.

During COVID in 2020 she hosted 500+ weddings alone, in one year!!

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