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...
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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 invites readers behind the scenes... By: Candis McDow · 4 days ago
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 their products being formulated in... By: Tyerra Drake · 1 week ago
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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 · 2 weeks ago
The Main Agenda Small Business Management Tips To Help You See Success As much as many people dream of starting a business, they’re often not prepared for all of the work that comes with it. It’s... By: Her Agenda · 3 weeks ago
Career Supporting Teams In A Competitive Industry Running a business in any industry comes with unique challenges, but few environments demand the level of coordination, resilience,...
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...
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 · 1 month ago
The Main Agenda These Books Are All About Scaling Your Business To Six Figures If you’ve ever dreamed of taking your business from a low-earnings side hustle to a legit six-figure brand, these books offer the road maps... By: Janell Hazelwood, MAOL · 1 month ago
The Main Agenda How To Build Seasonal Side Projects To Boost Q4 Income And Portfolio Growth As the calendar inches toward November, many professionals shift into year-end mode: tying up loose ends, closing projects, and preparing for holiday slowdowns or... By: Luisana Rodríguez · 1 month ago
The Main Agenda How Women Creators Are Using Fall Aesthetics To Build Brand Storytelling Online As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, warm tones replace the neon hues of summer as the energy of fall begins... By: Kelsey Kryger · 1 month ago
The Main Agenda How To Kick Off Q4 With Energy After A Slow Summer As the year winds down many women find themselves running on empty. When the days shorten and temperatures drop, most of us experience a... By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 2 months ago
The Main Agenda How To Scale Your Business Without A Team The solo entrepreneur movement is surging. According to a 2024 Intuit study, 65 % of solopreneurs earn more working...
The Main Agenda The Rise Of Women’s Financial Book Clubs Women’s financial book clubs are definitely on the rise, creating positive space where women come to read, discuss, and...
The Main Agenda How Nevadia Shelton Grew Glossed By Nae Into A Beauty Brand Rooted In Care Inspired by her mother’s struggle with Lyme disease, Nevadia Shelton launched Glossed By Nae from her college dorm room in 2019. What started as... By: IMAN M'FAH TRAORE · 2 months ago
The Main Agenda How Eugenia Cheng Is Redefining What It Means To Be A Mathematician Eugenia Cheng wears many hats: mathematician, pianist, professor, author and scientist-in-residence at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago. With perseverance and vision,... By: Candis McDow · 2 months ago
Health & Wellness How To Embrace Healthy Conflict, According To Polly Young-Eisendrath Polly Young-Eisendrath, PhD, founder of the Center for Real Dialogue, psychologist, and Jungian analyst, grew up in Akron, Ohio, in a multicultural, working-class family.... By: Luisana Rodríguez · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda The Great Unlearning: How Millennial Women Are Redefining Professional Success Tired of the grind? Millennial women are leading a "great unlearning," moving past hustle culture to redefine professional success. [...]Read... By: Kerbi Lynn · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda Dear Millennials Living With Your Parents, You’re Not The Only One There’s so much shame that comes with not being established at a certain age. Society would lead you to believe you haven’t arrived if... By: Candis McDow · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda How Women Entrepreneurs Use AI To Co-Create Digital Products With Customers In an era where technology is evolving more rapidly than ever before, women entrepreneurs are embracing AI-powered co-creation as...
The Main Agenda How Women Co-Working Collectives Support Women-Owned Ventures The rise of co-working has reshaped the entrepreneurial landscape. But for women founders, traditional spaces often fail to address...
The Main Agenda What Investors Really Look For In 2025: Beyond The Deck And The Demo The venture capital landscape has transformed dramatically in 2025. According to Crunchbase, global funding has ticked up “year over year” and has reached $109b... By: Taylor Bushey · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda How Successful Entrepreneurs Structure Their Day To Reduce Mental Overload Running a business isn’t just a full-time job; it’s an all-consuming lifestyle. According to Forbes, a survey by Capital One Business found that 42%... By: Taylor Bushey · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda How A Workplace Health And Safety Program Can Save Your Business Money What is a workplace safety training program? It’s a structured plan that educates employees to identify, prevent, and handle workplace hazards. Safety practices in... By: Her Agenda · 3 months ago
Entrepreneurship 4 Ways Retailers Are Adopting AI, Robotics, And Other New Tech In 2025 There have been seismic shifts in how people shop. Customers seek even more convenience, faster transactions, and a personalized shopping experience. However, data shows... By: Her Agenda · 3 months ago
The Main Agenda Table For One Please: Finding The Joy In Solo Dates There is power in enjoying your own company, especially when you display that to the whole world. Have you ever taken yourself out on... By: Candis McDow · 4 months ago
Entertainment New Memoirs By Women Of Color That Inspire Leadership Leadership isn’t always about titles. It’s also about truth, impact, and the paths we build behind the curtain. There’s...
The Main Agenda Women Leading The Fight Against Food Waste In an era desperate for sustainability, women-led companies are at the forefront of the fight against food waste, a...
The Main Agenda ‘This Isn’t School’: Teaching Work Etiquette To Summer Interns Izsie Robinson looked out at the rows of high school students in the cafeteria of a Kansas City school and started listing expectations for... By: Her Agenda · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda How Online Retailers Can Tap Into Summer’s Spending Surge By Optimizing The Shopping Experience This July, U.S. shoppers spent more than $24 billion online in just four days during a retail stretch dubbed “Black Friday in July,” Adobe reported.... By: Her Agenda · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda Women Who Transitioned From Corporate Life To Purpose‑Driven Work Career success is traditionally defined as having a stable, professional job, ideally one that comes with a high salary, status, and accolades. For many... By: Giovanna Acosta · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Gave Them A Viral Moment. Here’s How Small Businesses Turned It Into Profit In July, Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour played its final notes, closing out a cultural moment and economic phenomenon that has helped to reshape country... By: Her Agenda · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda 4 Women On Breaking Into High-Paying, High-Barrier Industries Everyday women are redefining what traditional exclusive, and predominantly white and male dominated fields look like. There are no restrictions on how far a... By: Candis McDow · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda How Black Women Are Building Personal Brands That Don’t Compromise Their Values Building a brand is no easy feat. Add building a brand as a Black woman in America, and imagine...
The Main Agenda How To Sell To Founders: A Data‑backed Playbook For Breaking Through Startup Inboxes Getting a founder to reply is like cold-pitching a VC — you’ve got one shot, and you better not waste it....
The Main Agenda Business Credit Card Vs. Personal Credit Card: 8 Key Differences To Know Running a business means making countless financial decisions, and choosing when to use a business credit card instead of a personal card is an... By: Her Agenda · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda How Creators Can Launch Businesses And Reclaim Their Audiences In the heyday of the creator economy, stars are made in living rooms. Ordinary people prove capable of extraordinary things, turning content into cash and... By: Her Agenda · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda Feeding Change: How Chef Dae Is Using Her Food Stall To Transform A Baltimore Community When Chef Dae opened Dream St. Cuisine in an underserved Baltimore neighborhood near Coppin State University, she wasn’t just launching a food stall, she... By: Tyerra Drake · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda Strategies For Building A Remote-First Company Culture According to recent data from FlexJobs, remote job postings grew by eight percent in the second quarter of this year, illustrating that there’s still... By: Taylor Bushey · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda Nearshoring: A Smart Way To Cut Costs And Scale Your Business In 2025 You’ve probably heard the term “nearshoring” tossed around at conferences or seen it in your LinkedIn feed lately. It seems everyone’s talking about it,... By: Her Agenda · 4 months ago
The Main Agenda The Most In-Demand Skills And Jobs For 2025 The Upwork Research Institute is seeing a significant uptick in interest related to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) professionals....
The Main Agenda AI Influencers: What They Are And How Brands Are Using Them If you are working in influencer marketing, you must have heard of the new buzzword: AI influencers. AI influencers,...
The Main Agenda How Women Entrepreneurs Are Managing The Mental Load Of Business And Caregiving Being a business owner is demanding. Add caregiving into the mix, whether for children, aging parents, or both and the invisible weight of it... By: Kehinde Adepetun · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda How Much Does Business Insurance Cost? A small business insurance policy doesn’t need to be expensive. The exact price you’ll pay depends on a number of factors, including: NEXT shares what... By: Her Agenda · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda 5 Ways To Cut Costs And Take Control Of Your Business’s Bottom Line One of the draws of going into business for yourself is becoming the ultimate decision-maker. Not only do you have control over your career, but you... By: Her Agenda · 5 months ago
The Main Agenda Diarrha N’Diaye-Mbaye Announces Closure Of Ami Colé, A Beauty Brand That Changed The Industry After nearly four years in business, Diarrha N’Diaye-Mbaye, founder of beauty brand Ami Colé has announced the brand will officially close this September. In... By: Gillian Smith · 5 months ago
Career From Hospitality To Housing: Ebony Austin’s Bold Move Toward Community Ownership Ebony Austin has never been afraid to dream big and build it herself. Known for her successful restaurants, the Atlanta-based entrepreneur is now taking... By: Tyerra Drake · 5 months ago
