Category archives: Women Entrepreneurs

“Fempreneurship” is a trendy word some women use to self-describe their role as entrepreneurs or business leaders. But is this gender-first identification the best way for women to advance opportunities at work?

When this entrepreneur launched her mission-driven company, family, friends and community members overwhelmingly pledged their support — then didn’t follow through. Here’s what she learned.

Kristy Caylor’s sustainable clothing brand For Days aims to change the way customers approach their wardrobes.

Danielle Macias started True Blue Stationery as a side hustle. But she quickly discovered there was more demand than she could possibly meet.

Here’s the story of how London let go of who she was to become who she is.

The actress has launched three businesses in very crowded industries but knows what separates her from the competition: It’s not just the products. It’s the mission.

Women in leadership roles have come a long way, but there’s still more work to be done.

For the ‘Full House’ star, the key to business success is understanding that her fan base and customer base are the same.

After spending two decades building a global fashion brand, Minkoff sat down to write her memoir… in March of 2020.

Renae Bluitt grew up around her family’s funeral home.