​Doreen Dilger is an artist, storyteller, and creative guide devoted to helping women capture the beauty of their everyday lives.

​Before founding Doreen Dilger & Co, Doreen spent years as a business coach through her brand Women Empowering Women Now, where she supported women entrepreneurs in building meaningful, heart-centered businesses. Through coaching, teaching, and community-building, she helped women gain clarity, confidence, and the courage to pursue work that aligned with who they truly are.

But over time, Doreen felt a quiet pull—one that led her back to her own creativity.

What began as a personal return to art, paper, and storytelling slowly evolved into something more. She realized that many women weren’t just looking to build businesses—they were longing to document their lives, preserve their memories, and reconnect with themselves in a creative, tangible way.

That calling became the foundation of Doreen Dilger & Co.
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Today, Doreen creates thoughtfully curated ephemera bundles, handmade journals, and paper goods using vintage, worn, and discarded materials—each piece designed to inspire creativity, reflection, and play. Her work invites women to slow down, embrace imperfection, and tell their stories in a way that feels both meaningful and approachable.

Her transition from coaching to creating wasn’t a departure—it was a deepening. She still empowers women, but now through art, storytelling, and the gentle reminder that their everyday moments are worth remembering.

Through her products, classes, and collections, Doreen continues to guide women back to themselves—one page, one memory, and one beautiful fragment at a time.

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Short Version Bio:
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Doreen Dilger is the founder of Doreen Dilger  & Co, where she creates vintage-inspired journals and curated ephemera to inspire creative storytelling.
Formerly a business coach and founder of Women Empowering Women Now, she spent years helping women entrepreneurs build meaningful businesses. Today, she supports women in a different way—encouraging them to slow down, document their lives, and reconnect with their creativity through paper, memory-keeping, and play.

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