A Spark in the Community: Julieta Fumberg
Photo provided by Julieta Fumberg
For artist Julieta Fumberg, nothing is more important than community.
Originally from Argentina, the multidisciplinary artist has found a home in Asheville, where she is proud to bring her artwork, small business support, and enthusiasm to a community that has welcomed her with open arms.
Fumberg has continued to turn her passion and talent as an artist into a career in Asheville, as she followed what she loves to do to create a business that offers a variety of imagery services from branding, graphic design, and photography all the way to contemporary artwork.
By venturing into entrepreneurship, Fumberg allowed herself the freedom to do what she loves while also making an impact. “Small business ownership allowed me to design my own way of living,” says Fumberg. “And the freedom to make the decisions that impact others in the best of ways to make this a better world.”
For Fumberg, that passion for others in the community and making a difference in Asheville has fueled her journey. “Whatever I do is for the community,” says Fumberg. “I serve them to make them better with whatever talents were given to me. I’ve been helping and serving businesses for the last 20 years.”
In her work with the community in Western North Carolina, Fumberg was connected to the Western Women’s Business Center (WWBC), a program of Carolina Small Business Development Fund (CSBDF), that meets the needs of women entrepreneurs in WNC through coaching, workshops, and access to capital.
In the past few years, Fumberg has worked with the WWBC to help her grow and strengthen her own small business, receiving coaching and guidance to assist her in navigating entrepreneurship. “They’ve helped me so much with the connections and resources they provide,” says Fumberg. “I don’t think that my business would be what it is today if it wasn’t for this amazing ecosystem we have here in Western North Carolina.”
Additionally, Fumberg has provided her expertise and services to the WWBC, capturing photographs during the 2023 WWBC Conference.
“Working with Julieta has been an honor for the WWBC,” said Zuri Anuel, WWBC Director. “Her care and passion for this community is evident in everything she does, and her drive as an entrepreneur is a wonderful asset to any organization or business in Western North Carolina that has had the pleasure of working with her.”
Photo by Katherine Gawlik
Thanks to her involvement in the community and excellence as a small business owner making a difference in Asheville, Fumberg was named the 2023 WWBC Mountain Climber of the Year in May at the CSBDF Small Business Awards. For Fumberg, the award was a strong recognition of the work she’s doing to be a spark in her community.
“I feel seen with this award,” said Fumberg. “I am proud and happy to be a part of an amazing community. We are all in this together. I feel like I have something to give, and that’s through my art. When I have conversations with people who wander into my studio, I hope they leave inspired and full of courage to do whatever it is that they want to do in their life. That’s the spark I like to give out. I love to call Asheville my home.”
Photo provided by Julieta Fumberg
The line about hoping people leave her studio inspired and full of courage is what makes her work feel bigger than design. I once visited a small artist's shop where the owner talked to me for twenty minutes about my own ideas, and I left with more confidence than I came in with. While reading her story, I noticed people searching pay someone to take my Claude exam for me, which made me think about how we often look for shortcuts when what we really need is someone to spark belief in us.
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What an inspiring story. I really liked how Julieta focused on giving back to her community while building a successful business. It shows that passion and purpose can go hand in hand. Reading stories like this reminds me that every business, whether it's in the creative industry or offering International Standard offices jeddah, can make a meaningful impact by putting people first. Wishing Julieta continued success and many more achievements in the years ahead.
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Julieta Fumberg community spark. As a PhD student who works part-time at Last-Minute Assignments, I love seeing local heroes. I was so inspired that I'd search for affordable assignment Help just to write about her. Your post is a spotlight. Thank you for that. Passion, impact, change. Grateful for the feature. Keep sparking. Seriously, my community involvement grew. Here's to Julieta. Thanks for the story. Cheers.