Joining us in this episode of It's a Woman's World is Co-CEO and Partner at #WeAllGrow Latina Vanessa Santos. WeAllGrow is a digital and real life community of impactful Latina creators, makers, and entrepreneurs who support and uplift each other. Tune in as Vanessa and I discuss the power of developing self-awareness and leaning into your inner voice as well as the importance of building female camaraderie in all aspects of life.

Guest: Vanessa Santos — https://vsantos.co/

Check out #WeAllGrow Latina: https://www.weallgrowlatina.com/

Joining us in the fifth episode of It's a Woman's World is Sashee Chandran, Founder and CEO of Tea Drops. A planet-friendly, innovative company, Tea Drops is leading the era of premium, convenient loose-leaf tea, pressed into a single serve drop. Listen in as we discuss the power of connecting culture to entrepreneurship, raising capital as a woman, and feminine leadership!

Guest: Sashee Chandran

Check out Tea Drops here: https://www.myteadrop.com/

Joining us in the third episode of It's a Woman's World is Rachel Friedman. She is the Director of Workforce Programs at Girls Who Code, an international nonprofit organization with a mission to close the gender gap in technology through educational, immersive programs. Listen in as we discuss the importance of self-advocacy and being the director of your own story!

Guest: Rachel Friedman

Check out Girls Who Code here: https://girlswhocode.com/

Joining us in the second episode of It's a Woman's World are the Co-Founders of Symba: Ahva Sadeghi and Nikita Gupta. Symba is a women-founded tech startup that helps employers scale their businesses by tapping into diverse, early talent and building inclusive and equitable workplaces. Tune in as we discuss the importance of self authenticity, diversity in professional spaces, and the future of Symba!

Guests: Ahva Sadeghi and Nikita Gupta

Check out Symba here: https://symba.io/

In our first episode of It's a Woman's World, we are joined by our guest Lara Setrakian, who is the Co-Founder and CEO of News Deeply, an award winning media company that provides a platform for underrepresented issues. From her time at Harvard to her work as a Middle East correspondent for ABC News and Bloomberg Television, Lara shares her inspiring story and impact as a woman in journalism and entrepreneurship.

Guest: Lara Setrakian

Check out News Deeply here: https://deeply.thenewhumanitarian.org/