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...
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...
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 · 12 months ago
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 unique challenges they face:... By: Caitlin Elizabeth · 1 year ago
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 · 1 year 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 · 1 year 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-Jn Baptiste · 1 year 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 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,...
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 · 1 year ago
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 Grace Adepetun · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda How CEO Brie Carter Pampers Her Clients With ‘The Spoiled Brat Life’ [...]Read More... from How CEO Brie Carter Pampers Her Clients With ‘The Spoiled Brat Life’ By: Chinenye Onyeike · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda The Restorative Work Of Sista Afya And Camesha Jones-Brandon While nearly one million people live on the South Side of Chicago, most mental health organizations are located elsewhere in the city. That leaves... By: Tiffany Nieslanik · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda How To Rest Without A Vacation As A Black Woman Entrepreneur Even though, statistically and culturally, Black women are leading the charge as the most dynamic force in American entrepreneurship, they are the ones that... By: IMAN M'FAH TRAORE · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda How To Stress Test Your Small Business Finances (Before It’s Too Late) When the economy takes a hit, small businesses usually feel it first. Inflation, rising interest rates, or global disruptions...
The Main Agenda Innovative Marketing Strategies For Women-Owned Startups In today’s crowded digital marketplace, a sharp marketing strategy isn’t just nice to have — it’s essential for survival....
The Main Agenda How These Four Women Launched Businesses With Less Than $5,000 People are starting businesses at higher rates than ever before. According to data from the US Census Bureau, 5,481,437 new businesses were started in... By: Starr Rocque · 1 year ago
Growth & Scaling How Women Are Launching Their Most Successful Startups After 40 At 40-plus, many women are embracing entrepreneurship in ways they never did in their 20s or 30s. With decades of experience, stronger financial footing,... By: Kehinde Grace Adepetun · 1 year ago
Featured Articles Scaling Success: How Top Entrepreneurs And Leaders Delegate to Drive Growth You don’t have to do it all—and you’re not meant to. One of the hardest but most transformative parts of leadership is learning what... By: Her Agenda · 1 year ago
The Main Agenda The Role Of Technology In Empowering Women Entrepreneurs Women-owned businesses now represent 39.1% of all businesses (over 14 million) and employ 12.2 million workers, generating $2.7 trillion in revenue in the US,... By: Taylor Bushey · 1 year ago
