EJ Stern and Katherine Wilson provide marketing services to law firms through their business, Fractional Law Firm CMO.
Women Entrepreneurs
Light Therapy Products for Burned-Out Customers
Tammy Nevin wants to bring affordable and quality wellness products to the masses through her company, Happy Sol.
A Suitcase Designed with Frequent Fliers in Mind
Maggie Gerth’s first-of-its-kind Props Luggage can transform into a luggage rack – or even a table on-the-go.
Once NASA’s Dream, a Food Startup Is Making ‘Air Protein’ a Reality
We tour the facility where Lisa Dyson, founder of Air Protein, literally makes meat out of air. She might just transform the future of food. *Named “2024 Best Short Video” by the Newswomen’s Club of New York.
6 Entrepreneurs with Eco-Friendly Apparel Lines to Celebrate this Earth Day
From bags made out of upcycled ski pants, to socks made out of recycled plastic water bottles – these CEOs are making fashion green.
Her Venues Are Ideal for Nature-Lovers’ Nuptials
Mandi Young operates two wedding venues in Missouri that combine nature, mid-century design – and her keen attention to detail.
Taylor Swift Is Now One of the Richest Women in the World, Forbes Reveals
Thanks to her Eras Tour, the pop singer amps up her net worth and joins a short list of self-made billionaire women.
Making ‘Climate Candy’ From Upcycled Fruits and Veggies
Amy Keller, whose family sells the famous Dum Dum lollipops, makes fruit chews from misshapen produce. The goal is to reduce food waste.
She Crafted a Caffeine-Free Coffee Alternative
Orleatha Smith is the founder of Sip Herbals, a line of teas designed to take the place of your cup of joe.
Harvesting Amaranth, a Superfood of Indigenous Agriculture
The farming collective Qachuu Aloom shares ancestral knowledge of growing this ancient grain, a climate-resilient crop.
Her Startup Aims to Revolutionize Soil Health
In Kansas, Elizabeth Koziol has turned a fondness for fungus into a thriving business, MycoBloom.
A Tech Conference Is Canceled Amid Claims of Fake Women Speakers
The organizer of the DevTernity tech conference has been accused of creating AI-generated profiles of women speakers in order to appear more inclusive.
These 13 Holiday Gifts Will Bring Us Back Together
The items on our 2023 “Coming Together” gift guide – all made by women entrepreneurs, and each under $150 – offer unique ways to connect with our loved ones.
She Sells Vegan Chow Made for Woman’s Best Friend
Olga Millman’s dog food company, Vivus Pets, offers plant-based nutrition for her customers’ furry companions.
This Entrepreneurial Duo is Selling a Journey in a Jar
Katerina Juskey and Victoria Mierzwa left their corporate jobs behind to launch their scented candle line, LOHN.
In Israel, an American Founder Talks About Terror: ‘This Is Inconceivable to Us’
Abbey Onn of Nevo Network, who is missing five family members, said a response to terrorism “cannot be built on the backs of women and children and elderly.”
Add to Cart: 7 New Memoirs by Inspiring Women
These recently released memoirs show a brand new side of the women we admire, from Sheila Johnson to Minka Kelly.
As Great Salt Lake Dries, Dust Is New Danger
In Utah, Kerry Kelly is developing low-cost sensors to monitor air quality. Dust from the now-exposed lakebed can contain arsenic, lead and mercury. Watch our award-winning video.
Lyft Launches New Feature to Protect Women and Nonbinary Users
Women+ Connect will allow women and non-binary riders and drivers to match with one another, with the goal of amping up safety for both.
Her Pillows Are Her Own Dream Come True
Dihandria Bright makes throw pillows formed into customizable script sayings through her company, PillowScript.
Women’s Golf Joins Relief Efforts Following Hawaii Wildfires
The LPGA – which holds its championship in Hawaii every year – is donating to wildfire relief efforts as are players including Michelle Wie West and Marina Alex.
Podcast Production Services for Cutting-Edge Voices
Ginni Saraswati uses her radio expertise to fuel the success of her award-winning podcast production company, Ginni Media.
Giada Launches a Pasta Line, and Cher Sells Gelato. Really.
In a seemingly uncoordinated move, famed chef Giada De Laurentiis debuts 8 new pastas and superstar Cher announces “Cherlato.”
Her Simple Innovation Helps Customers Organize (Almost) Anything
Lisa Russac sells her three-clip hanging device, the Clip and Hang, to hold anything from keys and hats to pantry items.
7 Podcasts to Listen to This Summer
Check out our list of women-hosted podcasts to help keep you informed, entertained and inspired this summer.
Mom-Founded Formula Startup Bobbie Buys Nature’s One
The San Francisco company, founded by Laura Modi in 2018, raised $70 million to acquire a legacy brand that’s been around more than two decades longer.
In New York City, Sepia-Toned Days Drive Home Climate Change Realities
Headlines about our radically shifting climate can feel distant. But when it does hit home, we quickly see the burdens shift to our women and children.
She’s Helping People Find the Right Lifestyle for Them Through Ayurveda
Emily Lindley utilizes the ancient Indian philosophy to help her clients find their ideal diets and lifestyles through her consultation business, Ayurveda Secrets.
Her Gift Boxes Are Designed to Spark Joy in Life’s Tough Moments
Serena Houlihan created Le Wren Care gift boxes to uplift and support women going through challenges.
A Night Off From Drinking: Why More People Are Embracing Booze-Free Nightlife
Sober bars and pop-ups in New York City point to a nationwide trend of sober-curiosity – and women are leading the charge.
Their Hospitality Magazine Aims to Build an Imperfect Community
DeAnna Kane and Leslie Callaway are the founders of Heart of Hospitality, which teaches readers to embrace life’s messiness.
She’s Helping Women Change Their Relationship to Alcohol
Sonia Kahlon founded EverBlume to match sober-curious women, as well as those struggling with addiction, with like-minded support groups.
The Sweet Treats She Made for Her Daughter Became Her Business
When her child was diagnosed with Celiac disease, Stacy Malinow started making gluten-free cookies and brownies. Now, they’re the cornerstone of confection company Bliss Pastries.
Struggling Companies Turn to Her for Salvation
Business consultant Sarah Williams founded 816 New York to help firms pinpoint problems and revitalize their teams.
‘Get Your Sh*t Together, Baby’ Campaign Uses Satire to Push for Paid Leave
Glamour Magazine partners with Paid Leave for All to launch baby books like you’ve never seen before.
She Runs the First Woman-Owned Dispensary in New York. She’s the Exception
Extasy James’ Good Grades is a marker of progress amid the lasting impacts of the war on drugs. But fewer women and people of color are opening shops.
The ‘Help! I Have Anxiety’ Podcast
Just in time for Stress Awareness Month, we sample anxiety tech — all the new gadgets that promise to chill you out.
She’s a Classically Trained Pastry Chef Baking One of Life’s Simplest Pleasures
Tracy Mattson left a career as a fine-dining pastry chef to open her California bakery, COOKIE…take a bite!
She Designed Shapewear for Every Body
Stefanie Manhal started up stā BODY in hopes of making and selling comfortable shapewear for all sizes.
Meet MFK Fisher, Who Changed the Way We Write About Food
The prolific author turned essays about eating into thoughts about love and life.
10 Books by Women Authors for Your Spring Reading List
A list of buzzy new reads from authors like Emma Cline, Mikki Brammer and even actors Diane Ladd and Laura Dern.
Her Superfood Powders Helped Her Son Regain His Health
Sylvia Ortiz is the founder of MacroLife Naturals, a mission-based legacy brand that’s been bringing the (powdered) good stuff to customers – and her family – for 25 years.
Meet Lena Richard, the First Black Woman to Have Her Own TV Show
Lena Richard was the original Martha Stewart, with a cooking show, a cookbook, restaurants, and even a frozen foods empire.
This Culinary Icon Introduced America to Real Chinese Cuisine
Cecilia Chiang opened America’s first authentic Chinese restaurant, The Mandarin, in 1960s San Francisco.
In Vertical Farming, the Sky’s the Limit
Nona Yehia of Vertical Harvest went “tall” to grow lettuces and microgreens using greenhouse methods and optimizing natural light.
As Anxiety Rates Soar, More Startups Promise a Way to Chill
Call it “anxiety tech.” From devices that help us breathe to software that mimics psychedelic trips, entrepreneurs aim to fix what ails us most.
Her Resin Art Started as a Pandemic Hobby. Now, It Makes Her Millions
Taylor Dean launched Tart By Taylor, a line of vibrant resin made objects, while passing time during Covid lockdowns. Today, she’s planning to go global.
Her Affordable Backpacks are Designed for Every Kind of Adventure
Matilda Sandstroem is the founder of Adventurist Backpack Co., which makes high-quality, affordable backpacks whose sales help feed families in need.
She’s a Mom of Two Making the Discreet Sex Toy No One Will Recognize
Xin Hamilton’s Freya sex toy may look and act like a razor – but it’s also a vibrator.
These 11 Stories Thrilled, Scared or Made Us Cry in 2022
We’ve rounded up our staff-favorite articles, videos and podcasts created while covering another wild year in life.