Is Breakfast Really the Most Important Meal of the Day?
What the research reveals about breakfast, coffee, and how busy women can fuel their demanding days. The alarm goes off. The emails are waiting. There are meetings to prepare for, children to get ready, businesses to manage, and responsibilities that begin
The Numbers Confirm That Media Has Changed
The shift away from traditional broadcasting is not speculation. It is measurable, widespread, and accelerating. According to Nielsen's May 2026 Gauge report, streaming accounted for 48.6% of total television viewing, compared with 19.2% for broadcast television and 20.4% for cable. YouTube alone
Are Women Really Taking Time Off? The Truth About PTO, Caregiving and the Need for Rest
Women are using paid time off for vacations, personal needs and family responsibilities. But new research reveals a more complicated relationship between work, caregiving and the opportunity to truly disconnect. When was the last time you took a day off and
The Power of Our Purchase: How Women Are Changing the Way We Shop, Eat and Dine
From Instacart and Uber Eats to Gopuff and our favorite neighborhood restaurants, the food and beverage industry is undergoing a transformation. As convenience, technology and consumer preferences reshape the marketplace, women's purchasing influence is becoming an increasingly important business opportunity. The
Kerry Washington Is Helping Shape the Future of Black Storytelling
The award-winning actress, producer and director has been named ambassador for the 2027 American Black Film Festival, celebrating an organization that has spent three decades elevating Black voices, discovering talent and expanding opportunities across film and television. Stories have the power
Reese Witherspoon Reclaims Hello Sunshine: Why Ownership Matters in Women’s Media
Five years after a deal that valued Hello Sunshine at approximately $900 million, Reese Witherspoon is partnering with international media company Mediawan to reclaim a controlling stake in the business she founded. The move offers valuable lessons about ownership, intellectual
Women’s Sports Are No Longer a Side Conversation. They’re Big Business.
The 2026 WNBA Finals are making history, attracting fans and creating new opportunities for brands, entrepreneurs, investors and communities. As women's basketball continues its remarkable growth, the business world is recognizing the value of investing in women athletes and their
The Art of the Pop-Up: How Female Founders Can Create Experiences That Build Community, Drive Sales and Protect Their Brand
As experiential marketing becomes an increasingly important business growth strategy, the conversation surrounding Good American's New York City pop-up offers a timely reminder: creating excitement is only the beginning. Delivering an exceptional customer experience is what makes an activation successful. In
A New Chapter for Bumble: $1.3 Billion Deal to Go Private After Once Being Worth $14 Billion
What Bumble’s Next Chapter Means for Female Founders, Leadership and the Future of Women-First Businesses. Once valued at approximately $14 billion, the women-first dating platform is preparing to return to private ownership. Its next chapter offers important lessons about business growth,
Effective Leadership Styles: What Works Best for Women in the Workplace
Leadership has changed. The image of the person at the top making every decision, giving every order and having every answer no longer represents the only way to lead effectively. Today's workplaces increasingly require leaders who can communicate a clear