#ResistList: Dr. Uma Gautam’s “women-centric” executive headhunting firm, Bangalore-based HeadPro Consulting, is making a difference for working women in India — and soon, other Asian countries as well.
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One Woman’s Mission to Make Menstruation Taboos a Thing of the Past
#ResistList: Martha Silcott started U.K.-based FabLittleBag to make throwing out tampons and pads easy, eco-friendly and angst-free — and to liberate women from period taboos in the process.
An Entrepreneurial Trio Sacrificed to Grow Their Gift-Giving Venture. Today, It Makes Millions of Dollars
The trio behind BoxFox, which makes personalized gift boxes for everything from baby showers to company celebrations, is growing their venture quickly by committing to relationships.
Carolines on Broadway Got Famous by Discovering Comedy Stars. Now, its Founder is Spotlighting Women
Caroline Hirsch is a legend among women in comedy. Her world-famous club is a must-play venue for comedians hoping to make it big — and she’s increasingly passing the mic to women.
Diane von Furstenberg Leads Crowdfunding Effort to Expand Statue of Liberty’s Museum
Renowned entrepreneur and immigrant Diane von Furstenberg and The Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation are raising money to properly welcome the iconic statue’s 4 million annual visitors.
How Do You Get $2 Million From Male Investors for Your Bra Company? Add Some Levity to Your Pitch
When Jane Fisher and Jenna Kerner courted male VCs to fund Harper Wilde, a home try-on service for bras, the duo found laughter to be the best medicine for men’s hesitations.
Hey, Women Military Vets and Spouses: This Boot Camp Wants You for Startup Training
For military spouse and veteran entrepreneurs, finding a place in society can be as hard as finding startup training and resources. Patriot Boot Camp aims to provide both.
A Janitor Walked In on Her Pumping. So This Entrepreneur Created Private Lactation Stations
Former lawyer Stephanie Conduff launched Leche Lounge to help working moms like her pump breast milk in private. To make her lactation stations, she hires from within her Native American community.
TSE Quick Take: Entrepreneurship Not Just a Hobby for Women
A majority of female founders in America get most of their income from their businesses, according to SCORE.
This Tiny Store in the Adirondacks Has Big Digital Plans
The Saranac Lake Community Store is owned and operated by village residents. Now, the collaborative wants to capitalize on a new wave of tourists by launching an online shopping site.
How a Beloved Father’s Passing Inspired a Daughter’s Sweet Jewelry Business
Romy Devack’s world was turned upside down when her father passed away. Her sadness became Sincerely, a jewelry business with a loyal following that turns the handwriting of loved ones into high-end keepsakes.
Would You Head to a Stranger’s Home for Cooking Classes? This Foodie Startup is Betting You Will
The all-woman team behind Naan Americans, an online platform that connects home chefs and area food lovers, is crowdfunding to make users’ experiences easier and more enjoyable.
Fed Up With White-Washed Runways, This Entrepreneur Aims to Change the Face of Fashion
Troubled by the lack of diversity in the world of eco-conscious fashion, Priscilla Debar launched online boutique Faubourg as a platform for fellow women of color in the industry.
In a California ‘Jungle Primary,’ Regina Bateson and 2 Other Women Fight to Unseat a GOP Man
In Tuesday’s primary election, political newcomer Regina Bateson, a Democrat, faces an uphill battle in a crowded field.
How a Tech Exec is Building a Trustworthy Ridesharing App for Kids and Busy Parents
Sara Schaer was a tech executive and working mom struggling to figure out how to safely get her kids to school. Now she’s working to solve that parent problem with Kango, a rideshare for kids.