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Title: Lowcountry Queens Lawn and Landscape Service, LLC Announces Visionary Leadership in the Lawn Care Industry with a Focus on Empowering Women
United States, 14th Apr 2025 - Lowcountry Queens Lawn and Landscape Service, LLC, founded by Twan "Lady T" Richardson, is making waves in Charleston, South Carolina, by challenging the norms in the lawn care and landscape industry. Launched in April 2021, Richardson’s business has become a beacon of change, as she strives to redefine an industry where only 10% of companies are female-owned, and less than 1% are led by African American women. Through her commitment to hard work, excellence, and customer service, Richardson is not only growing a successful business but also inspiring others to follow suit and make their own impact.Richardson is the first and only African American female to own and operate a lawn and landscape business in the Tri-County area, a significant achievement in an industry where women are largely underrepresented. As a result, her business stands as a testament to resilience, paving the way for others to break through the barriers that have traditionally limited women’s roles in the landscaping sector.While the lawn care industry has long been dominated by men, Richardson's presence is a powerful reminder that women can—and do—excel in fields typically seen as male-dominated. As the founder of Lowcountry Queens, she is determined to change the narrative about women’s roles in the industry. "This is not just a man’s world," Richardson explains. "My team and I work tirelessly every day to challenge that perception and show that women can be just as successful in this industry as men."Richardson’s business philosophy revolves around a combination of hard work, excellent customer service, and personal involvement in day-to-day operations. She is not just a business owner but an active participant in every project her team undertakes, ensuring high st...
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