Female Founders

Peggy Sullivan helps people escape burnout, reclaim hours, and focus on what matters with her three-step framework from her book Beyond Busyness.

Krista built a 25-year career by noticing gaps others ignored. She asks the questions most advisors skip, helping families plan with purpose while balancing business, legacy, and real human priorities.

Sophia DuJardot built Belle Voix Studios to ensure women’s voices are heard and respected, creating space for female narrators to thrive in an industry long dominated by men.

Pauline Rogers built the RECH Foundation to support incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals, offering housing, education, and life skills while keeping a zero-recidivism record.

Dr. Rosie Ward turned her early toxic workplace experiences into a mission to build healthier organizations. Through Salveo Partners, she helps leaders create cultures where people can thrive without losing themselves.

Ashley Poklar turned an unexpected detour into a lifelong mission of supporting kids, families, and communities through education, psychology, and advocacy.

Jill Hardy Heath leads Heart of America, bringing modern learning spaces, libraries, and resources to schools and communities across the country.

Andrea De La Cerda left agency life to build businesses that help overlooked communities find work, tell their stories, and rebuild with confidence.

Alison Lines helps others heal and express themselves through style, connection, and love—turning her own story into a mission of support and care.

Carol Perry went from child actor to agent, building a respected career helping journalists thrive on major networks while staying true to herself.

Dr. Alexandra Elinsky guides clients through personalized coaching to unlock potential, build resilience, and create meaningful change in their lives.

Vicky Regan left a secure tech career to coach women leaders. She guides growth through coaching, mentoring, and training tailored to help clients reach their goals.