Women's News 3 Ways to Empower and Inspire the Next Generation of Women LeadersEntrepreneur - Tori GerbigSteps businesses should take to recruit, develop and retain top female talent. It seems like a highly complex and potentially insurmountable problem. Even after decades of hard work and progress toward
Entrepreneurship How This Entrepreneur Bounced Back After a Failed Pitch MeetingEntrepreneur - MaRS Discovery DistrictHere's how this female entrepreneur bounced back one of "the worst business and pitch experiences I've ever had." In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Mars Discovery District speaks with Chia Chia
Entrepreneurship'If You Doubt Yourself, You're Dead': How Serial Entrepreneur Jaclyn Johnson Launched the Rallying Cry for a Generation FemaleEntrepreneur - Kathleen GriffithKathleen Griffith talks business and fearlessness with Jaclyn Johnson, founder of Create & Cultivate. Jaclyn Johnson is a born entrepreneur, who launched and sold her first business, (No Subject) by the
Management If You Want to Disrupt an Industry, You Need to Evaluate the Originality of Your Idea FirstEntrepreneur - Business RockstarsThis jewelry designer speaks about starting her company by recognizing an opportunity in the market. In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars talks with Lana Bramletter, the founder
Entrepreneurship Simple Ways to Calm Down During Times of Stress and AnxietyEntrepreneur - Elisette CarlsonYou can't out-hustle stress and anxiety. Try these techniques to calm yourself down and find inner happiness. Living in states of anxiety and stress are the norms these days, evidenced by the rise in sales
Procrastination Procrastination Can Be Productive. Really!Entrepreneur - Nicole LapinWhen you work smarter, not harder, procrastination can be your friend. Excerpted from Becoming Super Woman: A Simple 12-Step Plan to Go from Burnout to Balance Contrary to what we’ve been taught to believe,
Business Ready to Be an Entrepreneur? Here's How to Make Your Second Act a Success.Entrepreneur - Amy LaceyYou don't have to feel stuck in corporate life. Take the first steps toward turning your passion into success. From what we see on TV, online and scrolling through social media, startup founders are young,
Botox She Sold Botox in Beverly Hills. Now She's Changing the Industry's FaceEntrepreneur - Stephanie SchomerNicci Levy wanted to create a better experience for women who got medical skincare treatments. Three years later, Alchemy 43 has locations on both coasts. This story appears in the September 2019 issue
Business Why This Entrepreneur Went from Independent Business Owner to FranchiseeEntrepreneur - Hayden FieldBy joining FastSigns, Nikki Taheri found a new world of support. This story appears in the September 2019 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » Nikki Taheri grew up in Tehran during the Iranian Revolution
Women's News VR is Incredibly Empowering for Working WomenEntrepreneur - Debrah Lee CharatanVirtual reality (VR) is changing the way we view the world and each other, literally. Already, the innovation has made advancements throughout numerous industries -- entertainment, business, healthcare,
Mellon If You're Not Messing Up or Leading a Truly Female-First Company, You're Not Trying Hard EnoughEntrepreneur - Kathleen GriffithAt age 27, entrepreneur, founder and shoe designer Tamara Mellon left her post at British Vogue to co-found Jimmy Choo. Tamara Mellon is the entrepreneur, founder and shoe designer, who launched the iconic
3 Things Drew Barrymore Taught Me About EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneur - Levi KingA rare chance to see multi-hyphenate celeb Drew Barrymore in conversation left its mark. It's not every day that I get to play the role of an ardent fan, but an unexpected opportunity arose when I attended
Bobbi Brown Bobbi Brown's Guide to Success: Go To Fewer Meetings, and Take More ActionEntrepreneur - Jason FeiferMakeup legend Brown is taking her own advice, and building a multiple new brands. This story appears in the September 2019 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » What do you do for a second act, when your
Startups 6 Tips From a Clean Beauty EntrepreneurEntrepreneur - Sarah BiggersSarah Biggers went from a newbie in the natural beauty space to a pro in just a few years. Here are six things she wishes she'd known at the beginning. In my early twenties, when I jumped from tech aspirations
Jazzercise Still Thrives After 50 Years... and Its Startup Fee Is Only $1,250Entrepreneur - Molly CreedenThe workout franchise is still growing, still evolving and still dancing. This story appears in the September 2019 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » It is 9:45 a.m. on a Wednesday morning in Oceanside,
How MikMak Founder Rachel Tipograph Helps Big Brands Monetize Social VideosEntrepreneur - Terry RiceRachel Tipograph is a self described adrenaline junkie and extrovert. Her hobbies include boxing, running and spinning. She also loves to travel and host parties. Somehow, she manages to do all this while
Ketchum's First Female CEO Talks Diversity in Upper ManagementEntrepreneur - Alex RagirHere's how this CEO thinks women can break through the glass ceiling and positively impact their businesses. In this episode of The Rough Cut, Storyhunter co-founder Alex Ragir continues the series at
Designed, Built and Financed by Women, This 100-Year-Old Hotel Stays Relevant by Leaning Into Its PastEntrepreneur - Patrick CaroneIn a city known for chasing trends, Los Angeles' Hotel Figueroa thrives by embracing its long history. Hotel Figueroa has seen many lives since opening in 1926 as a safe haven for women travelers. For
The Wonder Woman Disrupter Next Door: Catching Up Tanya OdomEntrepreneur - Patti FletcherIt's been a year since 'Disrupters' hit the book shelves. Tanya Odom speaks up about her past year of adventure, reinforcing the idea of how this Wonder Woman can do just about anything. Tanya Odom, global
From Waitress to James Beard Award-Winning Chef: How Karen Akunowicz Sliced and Diced Her Way to SuccessEntrepreneur - Max MaidenbergChef and restauranteur Karen Akunowicz shares her recipe for resilience and pursuing your passion. Executive Chef Karen Akunowicz is the real deal. The 40-year-old chef grew up in New Jersey and started
7 Ways to Get From Burnout to BalanceEntrepreneur - Nicole LapinAfter a complete mental and physical breakdown, Nicole Lapin took these steps to come to her own rescue. Here she shares her methods for preventing extreme burnout. Until very recently, if you had asked
The Wonder Woman Disrupter Next Door: Catching Up With Trailblazer Jo-Ann MendlesEntrepreneur - Patti FletcherIt's been a year since 'Disrupters' hit bookshelves. Jo-Ann Mendles continues on her path of personal redefinition as she drives disruption and seeks out her next 'big thing.' In this article, Mendles
Valuable Lessons Aspiring Women Entrepreneurs Can Learn by Keeping up With the KardashiansEntrepreneur - Yvonne KaribaThey have quickly proven that they are a force to be reckoned with and are as much about brains as they are about beauty. Love 'em or hate 'em, a lot of us can't keep up with the Kardashians. We’re inundated
How Things Change When You Become a BossEntrepreneur - Business RockstarsThis female entrepreneur discusses what changes she noticed as her business expanded. In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars speaks with Boss Babe CEO Natalie Ellis, who shares
How a Childhood Toy Inspired This Entrepreneur to Launch Her BusinessEntrepreneur - Laurie GrayReminded of her passion, Laurie Gray ditched the corporate world and launched the Pie Bar bakery. This story appears in the July 2019 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » There’s something about working
'Lead With Strength': How Fashion Designer Rebecca Minkoff Overcame Self-Doubt and Launched a Network for Women EntrepreneursEntrepreneur - Kathleen GriffithRebecca Minkoff's new initiative, The Female Founder Collective, encourages consumers to shop 'female-founded' as a value. Rebecca Minkoff is a designer and entrepreneur who began her career with an eponymous
This Drybar Entrepreneur Stresses How Important Good Culture Is for Company SuccessEntrepreneur - Business RockstarsA great work environment feeds progress tremendously for a company, big or small. In this video, Entrepreneur Network partner Business Rockstars speaks with Brittany Driscoll, the founder of massage company
The Wonder Woman Disrupter Next Door: Catching Up Industrial Psychologist and HR Technology Enthusiast Dr. Gabby BurlacuEntrepreneur - Patti FletcherIt's been a year since 'Disrupters' hit the book shelves. Dr. Gabby Burlacu made a career change so that she can take disrupting how all talent is developed to the next level. As the only Millennial in
This Franchisee Ditched a High-Powered Corporate Career to Run Her Own Cycling StudiosEntrepreneur - Stephanie SchomerLisa Locker spent decades climbing the corporate ladder. But as a CycleBar franchisee, she's found a whole new challenge. This story appears in the July 2019 issue of Entrepreneur. Subscribe » After two
