Cathleen Beerkens' A Wellness Revolution Helping Global Community to Keep Pace with Transition
Cathleen Beerkens founded A Wellness Revolution in Amsterdam, focusing on integrative nutrition amid evolving healthcare and wellness landscapes.
Alyse Maslonik’s Childhood Experiences Led to the Foundation of RedefinED
Alyse Maslonik, driven by her challenging childhood, founded RedefinED Advisors LLC to empower underprivileged children through scholarships and educational support in Pennsylvania.
Mariet Ostos – A Heartening Story of Rags to Success
Mariet Ostos, from Caracas to Atlanta with $1,000 and a baby, endured homelessness, cleaning jobs, and shelter life, later founding her tax consultancy in Florida.
Nita Ambani
Nita Ambani, a professional Bharatanatyam dancer, became a philanthropist and business leader. She founded Reliance Foundation, focusing on empowering women and transforming rural India.
Sudha Murthy – An Idol for Millions
Sudha Murthy, co-founder of Infosys, is a writer and philanthropist dedicated to education and social welfare. Her efforts have empowered many, especially women and underprivileged children.
Susanne Skov Diemer: Working to Make the World a More Secure Place
Susanne Skov Diemer, an international security specialist, founded Praesidio Group to offer diverse security consulting services globally.
The Story of Beatrice Dixon, The Honey Pot Company
The Honey Pot Company, founded by Beatrice Dixon, revolutionized the female hygiene market with plant-based products, becoming a favorite among diverse women.
Jenny Gaither - The Woman Behind Movemeant Foundation
Jenny Gaither transformed her passion for dance into a thriving career in fitness with SoulCycle, using her experiences to empower others and build confidence through her nonprofit Movemeant Foundation.
Lisa Price: The Next C. J. Walker
Inspired by Madam C.J. Walker, Lisa Price’s Carol’s Daughter started in her kitchen and expanded into a major beauty brand, with products now found in stores across the U.S. and abroad.
The First Black Woman to Take a Company Public: Cathy Hughes
Cathy Hughes, founder of Urban One, became the first African-American woman to lead a publicly traded company in 1999, transforming media and building a major urban-oriented multi-media empire.
Tamara Johnson: The Grass-to-Grace Story of an Artist
Tamara Johnson, a self-taught artist from Lake County, uses resin and acrylics to create captivating, nature-inspired artworks since 2018.
Ami Shah: A Marketing Pro Committed to Helping Other Women Succeed
Marketing Hues is a growing digital marketing agency that helps brands overcome the struggle of establishing a solid online presence and connecting with their audience while at the same time running a business.