When it comes to knowing what she wants and going for it, Kara Swisher is a pro. As Co-Executive Editor and Co-Founder of Recode, she's familiar with the sexism in Silicon Valley and corporate America
Minda Harts, CEO and founder of The Memo, has created a space to help women of color not only gain a seat at the table, but to know what to do at the table.
Alexandre Mars, CEO and founder of Epic Foundation, has been a disruptor in tech for many years.
Zainab Salbi has dedicated her life to women’s rights and freedom, and is one of our time’s most inspiring humanitarians, activists and media personalities.
Gretchen Carlson has had an amazing career in media, and recently made waves by becoming a tireless advocate to stop sexual harassment and bring equality into the workplace.
Mary Mazzio, an award-winning documentary filmmaker, is also an Olympian, a lawyer, and an awesome female role model.
Natalia Oberti Noguera is a true believer of “you can’t be what you can’t see.” She founded Pipeline Angels to level the playing field in funding for women and nonbinary femme social entrepreneurs.
Jen Glantz found, by chance, a skill set that she didn’t know was needed in the market and used it to build a business. She's now a professional bridesmaid.
Sally shares insights from her podcast “Women Killing It,” her winding career path and how switching jobs is strength, not a weakness and what the definition of feminism means to her.
Miki Agrawal is in the business of period, pee and poop. She is the co-founder and CEO of THINX, the period-proof underwear company that’s disrupting the $15 billion feminine-hygiene market.
Miriam Grobman works to advance women's leadership through strategy, leadership development and organizational culture.
May Busch, went from being a senior executive for Morgan Stanley to creating her own path and becoming an executive coach. With over 24 years in investment banking, May has quite the insight.
