Women Who Dare

I'm an advocate of telling a story," begins Dr. Sharon when asked why she has built so many platforms. Dr. Sharon's ultimate goal is to help young businesswomen take the proper steps to reach the next level by giving them strength, courage, and wisdom.

When people get to know themselves better, it elevates them to a higher level, which lets them showcase their skills better. Advertising yourself correctly is a critical step to achieve your goals," - Stephanie says.

As the founder of OPTIM, Aruna is an experienced Management Consultant and with over 15 years of leading change and strategy.

According to Trina, many businesswomen are affected by burnout, especially in the non-profit sector’s self-sacrificing requirements.

Adrienne Obey had a recognized career in recruitment, making 7-digits revenue annually for the company she worked for. One day she woke up wondering why she created value for other peoples' companies instead of working for herself.

Mental health and gender balance in leadership are exciting topics that are also being addressed at the government level.

Na'ilah Amaru, an Army veteran, proves that reintegration after military service is possible, inspiring both women and men with her career achievements.

Ursula Garrett helps businesses solve problems and grow using actionable strategies from her years of experience as an MBA and licensed CPA.

Time is the new currency. Time is precious. It is something we are all running out of, something we all have the same of every day, and most of us also feel that we don’t have enough of it.

Paula Day is a vibrant coach helping women embrace their feminine energy and live fulfilling lives.

As National President of NCBW, Virginia W. Harris champions black women and girls, helping them develop leadership skills and reach their potential.

Mary Crafts founded Culinary Crafts, a catering firm built on strong ethical values she learned from her parents.