This week, Lisa Ross speaks with us about the “beautiful burden” of being a black female CEO in a time of unrest and inequity and walks us through her life’s work in and out of the office, highlighting the importance of showing emotion, taking care of your community, and driving change. Her story offers invaluable advice and illustrates the power of compassion and emotion in business: something that is often overlooked.

This week, Amy Shecter spoke with us about her experience climbing to the post of CEO, the ins and outs of working in the cosmetic dermatology industry, and the thrill of bravely jumping into entrepreneurship.

A leader in the fight for national paid medical and family leave, discusses advocating for gender equity in the workplace and what we can do to support common sense policy change and close the wage gap.

Lara Sweet talks about life in the C-Suite, finding your passion, and the importance of being known as a problem solver.

Rashida speaks about her challenges and triumphs working as a black female executive at two major tech companies and dives into what it means to stick up for yourself in the workplace and how to say yes to opportunities.

Jennifer speaks about being part of the C-suite at Lionsgate motion picture group, advocating for yourself and others, learning to lead, and how hard it can be to stop apologizing.

The iconic Suzanne Somers of Three’s Company speaks with us about the ups and downs of creating her legacy as an actress, author, singer, and health mogul.

Kerstin talks about how she went from dancing ballet as a young girl in Minnesota to starting three very successful companies that create world-renowned content while working to transform the entertainment industry for the better.

CFO of Hello Sunshine, Liz Jenkins, tells the story of how working hard, making and utilizing connections, and setting her own boundaries helped her career soar to incredible heights.

Need a break from hearing about Coronavirus or stressing about work? Get lost in part 2 of Valerie’s personal love story. If you haven’t heard part one (episode 36) is important that you do! And The She Will Overcome essay challenge continues!

Amanda talks to us about how a personal medical journey led her to create plant-based wellness company Moon Juice.

Donna Lamar talks about owning creativity and walks us through her journey to becoming a top executive at Twitter, one of the most used social networks in the world.

On today’s special episode, we do a deep dive on the topic of women’s advancement. Meiko discusses some mind-blowing statistics and explains all of the barriers to women in the workplace.

Hear why getting her own reproductive health tested gave Afton Vechary the spark to start Modern Fertility, an at-home reproductive health test for women.

Nicci busts some Botox myths and talks to us about how she revolutionized the world of injectables to make them more accessible.

Nicci busts some Botox myths and talks to us about how she revolutionized the world of injectables to make them more accessible.

Wende Zomnir talks to us about how she started a makeup company known for its bold colors while everyone else was selling softer shades.

In this special episode, Valerie reads an essay titled The Worst 13 Days written by a listener about the burden of mental health and struggling to find her place in her family. Plus, Valerie talks to the writer about how the story ended.

Sandra Dewey talks to us about overseeing the launch of HBOMax, one of the most highly anticipated streaming services.

Sali Christeson, Founder & CEO of women’s workwear brand Argent tells us why she was inspired to start the company after learning that a woman’s appearance affects her career 20-40% of the time.

Sarah talks us through the funding process and what she looks for when deciding whether or not to invest.

To launch the She Will Overcome essay challenge, Valerie shares an incredibly personal love story where she overcomes an intense snag for an unexpected ending.

Brittany Driscoll talks about how she and the founders of Drybar created Squeeze and how they’re disrupting the massage industry.

A strong advocate for inclusion and diversity, Kim shares how she climbed the ladder at one of the country’s top advertising agencies and how she uses her platform to help other women grow.

Alix Peabody talks about her inspiring journey to founding Bev, canned rosé made by chicks. 

Ambitious female entrepreneur Susan Sarich talks about her path to founding successful bakery empire SusieCakes based on the principle of clean, high-quality ingredients.

Paula has run major news networks and owned a professional sports team, but connecting with her long-lost family in China is her greatest achievement.

Listen in as we hear from Rosie O'Neill who had an idea for a “candy shop for adults,” and created the very magical, Sugarfina.

In this episode, we speak to Dr. Renee Dua, the MD-turned-founder who’s disrupting the way we think of the doctor’s visit.

Tune in to hear from Carly Stein on how she took her passion for bee products from an at-home hobby, to a thriving company.

This week, we share a very special episode of SheDynasty, featuring Esquire, Singer and Cancer Warrior, Rebecca Breitburg. 

Listen to hear how celeb stylist Jessica Paster transformed a challenging childhood into a thriving career among the biggest celebrities in the world.

Courtney Sanchez, COO of Vimeo talks balancing motherhood and a C-Suite role at a global company, her ever-evolving goals and the importance of women supporting women.

Sandra Campos shares how her goal-oriented work ethic has taken her to the top, and what it’s like to work with the legend herself, Diane Von Furstenberg, running one of today’s most iconic brands.

Accomplished entrepreneur, Shara Senderoff shares what it took for her to reach such great heights. Tune in to hear her incredible story and why says to never ask for permission.

From mergers and acquisitions to working with some of the biggest names in music, Michelle shares how her calculated career choices led to her role as the powerhouse COO of Capitol Music Group.

Determined to help others to whip their assets into shape, Shannon launched the Financial Gym to give access to affordable financial planning, through a fitness-inspired approach.

Ivy-league grad, Amanda shares her passion for Supergoop!’s mission to reduce skin cancer by putting SPF first.

From working at a traditional modeling agency to owning her own, Kenya shares how she's adapted to stay ahead of the curve as the industry has shifted over the last 20 years.

The youngest SVP at Edelman climbed the corporate ladder in just six years by mastering the art of helping companies craft responses to potential crises, without damaging public opinion.

An innovator in the field of beauty and media, Linda shares her journey from starting the revolutionary magazine, Allure, to launching her own beauty line, Flesh to building brands at Revlon as the CCO.

A beauty and technology entrepreneur with infectious energy shares her inspiring journey and actionable advice for young entrepreneurs.

A brand-building expert with over 30 years of experience shares her leadership style, her definition of success and how to take a giant leap.

In a very special episode, The “First Lady of Nails” dishes on her incredible journey, her new book and curated OPI collection.

Xanthe takes us on her journey from kid artist, to Art Center, to Pixar, to ad agencies big and small, to ECD at Google, “striving to be the best there ever was,” every step of the way.

A PR powerhouse shares how she uses the principal of fearlessness to guide her career, life and company.

A technology pioneer shares her unique approach to networking, inclusivity and how to push past your job description.

A multi-tasking mom takes the leap and launches a wildly successful brand at 40.

Elizabeth Timme and Helen Leung are leveraging their creativity to help underserved mom and pop shops in LA. Photo credit: Maggie Shannon

Learn how Paige's challenging past propelled her into creating a successful lifestyle clothing brand.

An inside look into how Case became an architect turned ice-cream visionary.

The power of connection, the strength of family, and what it takes to lead a team in the fight for change.

35,000 foster children in Los Angeles and one woman’s passion to improve their lives.

Eden Sassoon talks candidly about her legacy, coping with loss and ovecoming addiction.

Chelsea describes the bold moves she's had to make during her career as a lawyer and CEO.

Lubov Azria's mission to make runway fashion accessible for all women.

The voice of Bubbles, Tommy Pickles, Babe the Pig and more, discusses the illusion of fame.