Puifung Leung: Social Entrepreneur Pays A Fair Price
Puifung is on a mission to make trade more equitable. She pays farmers a fair price for their crops, which she uses to make drinks and snacks.
View ArticleElizabeth Woods: From High School Dropout to Food Entrepreneur
Elizabeth persevered through unbelievable challenges and now thrives as a leading entrepreneur serving up magnificent quiche.
View ArticleDeborah Olivo: Simply Unstoppable
By mixing essential oils in her kitchen Deborah discovered an untapped market niche.
View ArticleLyn Lee: For Love of Chocolate and Children
Lyn Lee’s love of chocolate inspired her to start a company that sold just one product.
View ArticleWHY Video
Women perform 66 percent of the world’s work, produce 50 percent of the food, but earn 10 percent of the income and own one percent of the property. This is a video about why we need to change this.
View ArticleLysanne Tusar: A New Kind of Wine Business
Inspiration to start a winery struck Lysanne on New Year’s Eve. Using innovative technology, her company now produces local wine, thousands of miles from the nearest vineyard.
View ArticleTalia Leman: A Random Kid Mobilizing Millions
Determined to create positive social change, Talia started RandomKid to help kids help others. To celebrate Talia's work and upcoming book, The Today Show featured her story on Friday, Oct. 5th.
View ArticleHanny Lerner: Young Entrepreneur Creates Fashion for Furniture
Hanny left her religious roots behind and parlayed her love of fashion into a furniture restoration company.
View ArticleJocelyn Chng: Woman Entrepreneur Who’s Tough as Nails
At 21, Jocelyn took over a family business to provide for her five siblings and grew it to a company that today employs hundreds.
View ArticleAna Perez: The Beauty of the Hair Salon
Despite styling hair for many years, Ana lacked the confidence to start her own salon. After founding Kika, her only fear is not spending enough time with her loyal customers.
View ArticleAnna Chau: Hong Kong’s Queen of Restaurants
Anna's has spent the last 30 years working 14-hour days to build up her restaurant empire.
View ArticleLaura Zander: Knitter Turns Hobby Into a Multi-Million $ Business
By keeping an eye on the bottom line, Laura has grown her tiny idea into a major success.
View ArticleAlma Jadallah: Immigrant Makes Peace, Near and Far
From hostile religious groups in Iraq to community boards, Alma gets people to talk and resolve their problems.
View ArticleJoy Opfer: Woman Entrepreneur Turns Steel into Eco-Jewelry
Joy left her internet job to return to her steel industry roots and hand craft eco-jewelry, now worn by top celebrities.
View ArticleNada Kiblawi: From Refugee Camp to Successful Entrepreneur
Nada was born in a refugee camp, lived through wars and finally found safe haven and economic independence as an entrepreneur in the U.S.
View ArticleLyn Lee: For Love of Chocolate and Children
Lyn Lee’s love of chocolate inspired her to start a company that sold just one product. Business: Baking Franchise
View ArticleJudi Townsend: Woman Entrepreneur Cashes in on Body Parts
Judi sells body parts -- heads, legs, arms -- as part of her business repairing, recycling, renting and selling used mannequins. Business: Recycling & Reuse
View ArticleSheela Murthy: Representing the American Dream
Sheela's harrowing experience getting her green card led her to start her own business in immigration law and to launch the most popular law firm website in the world. Business: Legal Firm & Website
View ArticleWhy Women Need Role Models
Here's why women who start businesses matter more than we think.
View ArticleXiaoning Wang: From Mao to Manhattan
Born and raised in Beijing, Xiaoning is selling what she knows best – Chinese culture. Business: Cultural & Educational Products
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