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When Philomena Cannon-Brookes launched Power Kids Gym in Singapore in 2004, she was pioneering something entirely new in a market laser-focused on academic achievement. A born-and-bred Singaporean who had started her entrepreneurial journey in Hong Kong at just 23 with a recruitment business, Cannon-Brookes returned to Singapore with a bold
wellness
When a close friend's life was saved by AI diagnosis, Harvard biomedical researcher Sina Hartung realized the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in healthcare. Now, as co-founder of Eureka Health, she's building an AI doctor platform that goes far beyond traditional telemedicine—offering personalized medical advice,
Webinars
Hey Founders, let’s be real — AI isn’t the future of marketing. It’s already here, rewriting the playbook. From writing copy in seconds to generating launch videos, from campaign planning to pricing strategy — AI is no longer a sidekick. It’s in the trenches with us. And if
Workplace & Culture
An entrepreneur's journey from corporate DEI roles to founding the world's first joyful inclusion consultancy In a landscape where diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives often feel performative or checkbox-driven, Polina Changuleva is charting a different course. The founder and CEO of Same But Different Consultancy—which
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Most business success stories follow a familiar arc: education, planning, execution, growth. Simone Milasas threw that script out the window—and built something extraordinary in the process. The entrepreneur and best-selling author didn't climb out of $187,000 in debt by getting an MBA or hiring consultants. Instead,
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In an era where mental healthcare faces unprecedented demand and chronic capacity constraints, the integration of artificial intelligence into psychiatric practice remains a topic of both promise and concern. Augusta Klingsten Peytz, Co-Founder and CEO of Aisel Health, represents a unique perspective in this evolving landscape—a former mental health
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In a world that often rushes to heal, fix, and move forward, Angela Grant stands as a beacon for those who need permission to pause, feel, and honor their deepest losses. As the founder of Angela's Anchor, she has created something revolutionary in the wellness space: a sanctuary
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Strategic guide, creative catalyst, and bestselling author Carma Spence has spent her career helping visionary leaders transform their expertise into powerful, client-attracting books. But her wisdom extends far beyond the written word. As someone who has worked with organizations ranging from the National Human Genome Research Institute to BlueShield of
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In boardrooms and corner offices across the corporate landscape, female leaders are grappling with an unprecedented convergence of complexity, pressure, and burnout. Traditional approaches to professional development and mental health support—confined to sterile meeting rooms and clinical settings—are proving inadequate for the nuanced challenges of modern leadership. Enter
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How do you create genuine intimacy between artists and fans in an age of digital overwhelm? For Dr. Malek-Morvai, the answer lies in the universal languages of music and food. In the bustling landscape of modern music journalism, where content often feels transactional and surface-level, Dr. Malek-Morvai has carved out
Women Who Lead
How Bumo's Co-Founder and CEO is Revolutionizing Childcare with a $10M Vision Joan Nguyen knows the parking lot scramble all too well. As co-founder and CEO of Bumo, she's transforming that familiar scene of frantic phone calls between meetings—desperately trying to secure last-minute childcare—into
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In the complex landscape of women's health, some cases defy conventional treatment approaches. For Christine Barnes, M.Well. Nutritionist, Adjunct Professional Fellow at the National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine at Southern Cross University, these challenging cases have become her specialty. Rather than following standard protocols, Barnes has developed