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When Dr Alice Elizabeth Wilson made the strategic decision to narrow her focus to alternative asset content marketing, she was betting that specialization would trump generalization in the crowded fintech space. That calculated risk has paid off spectacularly. As the founder of Uncommon, she has transformed her rigorous academic background—
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Lara Squires didn't follow a traditional entrepreneurial path. After working as a conveyancer and creating her own role within a law firm for eight years, she recognized a critical gap in 2012: professional services firms needed quality marketing support but couldn't afford full-time specialists. This insight
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In an industry built on steel, concrete, and tradition, Victoria Rauch is wielding a different kind of power tool: digital marketing. As the 2025 winner of the Most Influential CEO Award for Construction Digital Marketing in Georgia, Rauch has carved out a unique niche at the intersection of technology and
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Laina Greene's path to impact investing began in the male-dominated tech world of Singapore, where as one of the early female techpreneurs of color, she faced significant challenges building a profitable business while struggling to raise capital and secure fair valuations. This lived experience of systemic barriers, combined
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When Noelia Novella embarked on a round-the-world trip with her family in 2013, including two babies aged 10 and 30 months, she never imagined that her frustrations with inconsistent cleaning standards in short-term rentals would spark a global business revolution. Today, as CEO and co-founder of Doinn, she leads a
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An exclusive conversation with Deb Mecca, founder of Causeway305 and curator of The App Collective In the heart of Miami's vibrant Wynwood Arts District, Deb Mecca has carved out a unique niche as the founder of Causeway305, a boutique marketing agency that works exclusively with Shopify app developers.
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At a very young age, Wendy Coulter was selling shoes in her family's shoe store, where promotions and marketing meant going on the radio to play guitar or riding an elephant in the town parade. Those early lessons in authentic storytelling and community connection would become the foundation
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In our ongoing series celebrating women leaders shaping the impact landscape, we sit down with Cadence Willis, Acting Executive Director of the Permira Foundation. With nearly two decades of corporate affairs experience before transitioning into philanthropy, Cadence brings a unique perspective to strategic giving and social impact leadership. At the
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After hitting rock bottom with postnatal depression, Suzy Sanders transformed her pain into purpose, building Alchemy VA into an award-winning franchise that's redefining what it means to do business with heart. When Suzy Sanders left her corporate role as an executive assistant at a global recruitment firm after
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When a personal ransomware attack encrypted 150,000 of her photos, Cristin Padgett didn't just pay the ransom — she dove deep into understanding cybersecurity, ultimately launching a career that would span AI, tech, and cybersecurity leadership roles. Now a Customer Marketing & Program Architect at Palo Alto Networks
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How one executive is reshaping insurance for the mobility economy while championing women in fintech Meet Stephanie Mier, Chief Insurance Officer at ServiceUp—a leader who has spent two decades at the forefront of insurance innovation. From building auto claim departments to launching embedded insurance products for mobility pioneers like
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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