Dee shares her story of surviving domestic violence in hopes that other victims will feel empowered to break the silence and get out.

Katie discusses leading ShippingEasy to acquisition agreement with Stamps.com, her thoughts on leadership topics like incentivizing employees, leading from the middle, and not quitting too soon, and her advice for entrepreneurs.

Jenny shares what it's like to be a playwright, why women are underrepresented in the arts, and how she and her husband find unique ways to balance life with dual careers.

Edna talks about the amazing work she does for immigrants, what it's like to win and lose cases with such high stakes, and how her failures have led to her successes.

Kate shares the psychology behind giving advice, her experience launching advice app Sooth including her career steps that led to it, and why she thinks we should all be talking more openly about our family life.

Naruby describes her experiences co-founding Ordoro, including the highs and lows of raising capital, acquiring the first customers, and hiring the right people.

Nikki shares her experience in starting her own gaming company, how her network helped her establish the right team and secure investor partnerships, and why she's working to build up the virtual reality community in Ireland.

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Kelly discusses her career experiences at Facebook and Yahoo!, serving on a board, and leading through vulnerability and open feedback.

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Anna shares her experience launching Mochimochi Land, how she stays inspired and challenged, and how having a baby has changed her approach to her business.

Stephanie shares her experience battling cancer while pregnant.

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