Sasha Lazard achieved international acclaim with her unique vocal style – a contemporary opera-fused electronic sound. Learn how she was inspired to help other artists.
Tina Wells was sixteen when she answered an ad in the back of Seventeen Magazine to write product reviews for young people. Learn how this former teenpreneur turned that experience into Buzz Marketing, a consulting company with clients such as SonyBMG, Proctor + Gamble, PBS and Time, Inc.
Featured Lady Cause Haun founded See Kai Run in 2004 when she couldn’t find modern, stylish, flexible shoes for her one year-old son. Now a multi-million dollar company doing business globally, See Kai Run gives back by providing thousands of pairs of shoes to children who lack footwear. Cause’s shoes have appeared in Inc. Magazine, Parents, Fit Pregnancy and People, as well as on the feet of celebrity babies.
Read our profile about how Jenn Bilik, founder and owner of Knock Knock, turned her love of writing and design into a multi-million dollar business.
Kathryn Kerrigan was eleven years-old with size eleven feet. Find out how she turned her footwear frustration into a business offering stylish women’s shoes up to size 16…
When Julie Dix and Danielle Ayotte launched Taggies in 1999, they had no idea how much their concept would aid in children’s social and emotional development…
Nancy Taylor, a former VP of Neiman Marcus, is transforming the shop-for-a-cause experience by launching Gifts that Give, a business that returns a generous 20 percent of the cost of all purchased items back to the non-profit.
A sunset run inspired Ironman Triathlete Molly Barker to create Girls on the Run, a thriving organization with 157 councils in 43 states.
Model Genma Holmes shocked the runway crowd when she stashed her stilettos, launched a pest control business and became the bug lady of Tennessee.
Twins Izzy and Coco Tihanyi started Surf Diva with $350 and a few surfboards. In 2006 they celebrated a decade as the world’s most successful women’s surf school.