The Main Agenda What Women In Tech Are Watching This Conference Season Thousands of tech conferences take place annually, with fall and winter being top seasons for critical conversations within the...
The Main Agenda How Companies Must Adapt In 2026 And Beyond The workplace is steadily transforming in response to technological change, shifting demographics, and evolving employee expectations. Organizations are reassessing...
The Main Agenda How Ganiyat Salami Is Redefining Clean Beauty With Haircare Brand Èyí Dára Ganiyat Salami is determined to change the clean beauty industry with her values-led haircare brand Èyí Dára, which means “this is good” in Yoruba.... By: Kiara Manning · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda Why Networking Remains A Woman’s Greatest Power Move: Inside Angela Smith’s Vintage-Fueled Fashion Journey Entrepreneurship often gets framed as grit in isolation; the silent grind, the “I did it alone” mythology. But Angela Smith didn’t buy into that.... By: Yasmine Daas · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda How Women Are Launching Ghosts Kitchens Or Niche Food Brands For Seasonal Demand In a booming market, women entrepreneurs are capitalizing on the rapid growth of ghost kitchens and seasonal food brands to meet evolving consumer cravings.... By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda Returning To Corporate After Entrepreneurship: Women Who Made The Transition For many women, entrepreneurship is a pathway to freedom. From the thrill of autonomy to having creative control, becoming an entrepreneur offers the chance... By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda How Businesses Can Survive Rising Insurance Rates Business insurance is an essential safeguard for protecting companies against financial losses from unexpected events, whether they are property damage, liability claims, or interruptions... By: Her Agenda · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda Meet The Women Behind Michelle Obama’s Most Iconic Hairstyles As Michelle Obama opens up about her evolution of style and self-expression in her forthcoming book, “The Look,” she...
Beauty How The Lip Bar Is Leveraging Collaboration To Lead Inclusive Beauty It’s been thirteen years since CEO and Founder, Melissa Butler started The Lip Bar in her Brooklyn kitchen. With...
Entrepreneurship How One Jamaican Farmer Is Reclaiming Her Land After Hurricane Melissa When Category 5 Hurricane Melissa swept through Jamaica this fall, it left devastating destruction in its wake — including the nearly 300-acre Nature’s Way... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda Why More Dating App Users Are Swiping For Career Opportunities, Not Romance With billions of people around the world and an ever-growing menu of dating apps promising connection, you’d think finding love would be the easy... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda What Teen Vogue’s Farewell Means For The Future Of Journalism Conde Nast’s recent decision to fold Teen Vogue into Vogue marks a significant turning point in the media world, prompting broader discussion on the... By: Varsha Pai · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda How Women Are Using Micro-Meditations Before Big Presentations You know that jittery feeling right before a big presentation? Or the tiny knot in your stomach when you walk into an important interview?... By: Luisana Rodríguez · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda Women Preparing For End-of-Year Reviews: How To Frame Wins That Aren’t Obvious As the calendar year winds down and performance review season approaches, many of us feel the pressure: how do we show our value when... By: Luisana Rodríguez · 10 months ago
The Main Agenda How Latina Entrepreneurs Are Launching Businesses With Cultural Intent Latina entrepreneurs are finding courage in building their businesses while integrating their cultural identity throughout. From Melissa Gallardo to...
How Much Authenticity Is Too Much on Social Media? When does social media authenticity help your career, and when does oversharing hurt your professional credibility? [...]
The Main Agenda Ami Colé Founder Diarrha N’Diaye Tapped To Build Skims Beauty Diarrha N’Diaye, the founder of the now-closed beauty brand Ami Colé, has been appointed Executive Vice President of Beauty and Fragrance at Skims, marking... By: Gillian Smith · 11 months ago
The Main Agenda Black Friday Trends 2025: What Do Shoppers Really Want From Brands? Since its beginnings back in the 1950s, Black Friday shopping has always been chaotic. The madness, however, has shifted from in-store frenzy to customer... By: Her Agenda · 11 months ago
The Main Agenda Q4 Is The Perfect Time To Prepare Your Goals For 2026 As the year closes and things become final, Q4 is the perfect time to gather your goals and set them up in preparation for... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 11 months ago
The Main Agenda Why Most Millennials Aren’t 9-To-5 Workers In these times of creating your own lane, it appears that millennials have taken that notion and ran with it. Many things like the... By: Candis McDow-Jn Baptiste · 11 months ago
