Karen Kelly, founder of Launch by Lunch, explains how she helps AI-first, non-technical founders move from idea to launch in weeks, not years. A practical conversation about using your domain expertise, starting small, and building alongside real life.
Claire Duarte shares her story of personal and professional transformation after grappling with her postpartum mental health, and how it led her to creating The Columbia Mom.
What are the archetypes of power? What builds or breaks trust as a leader? Jill Hinson of ChangeFusion shares her insights.
Christina Martin-Kenney’s journey from development director to nonprofit consultant took ample consideration and smart use of social media.
FemmeFactor founders reflect on what it means to have a mentor, the influence that can be found in unofficial mentorship, and the good vs. bad advice they've been given along the way.
Maya Borgueta, PsyD, founder of Stella Nova Psychology, shares her journey from working in a mental health tech startup to establishing her own practice. She discusses common mental health challenges in the workplace, the importance of seeking therapy, and identifying workplace trauma.
Shelby Smith-Wilson spent 26 years as a Diplomat and Senior Executive at the U.S. Department of State. Shelby tells us about introversion as a leadership super power, how to to cultivate teams in new environments, and using adversity for building resilience and purpose.
Ariel Galipeau, Co-Founder of Confidante, talks about the courses that helped her create an app with no prior coding experience and how the latest technology is allowing Confidante to solve for problems women face throughout motherhood.
