Josia Nakash is the founder of The CEO Collective, an Israel-based company focused on forging deeper human connections in the workplace. She's developed "the integral method" as a means of identifying the gaps and bringing teams together. Josia shared her thoughts on a more connected workplace as a future state and the role that women will play.

Lan Phan was entrepreneurial even as a child. Over the course of the past two decades, she's founded several companies, commanded a global audience at Fortune and established Community of Seven - a group of experts aligned around a common purpose - to do good and change the world. She shares her insights as a startup founder and as one of the women in tech with Loralyn Mears.

Mae Karwowski is the Queen of Influencer Marketing. She was firing it up even before it became a "thing." Her company, Obvious.ly was voted AdWeek's fastest growing marketing agency in 2019. She shares her insights as a startup founder and as one of the women in tech with Loralyn Mears.

Hanan Kamal Eldhary, founder of Neighborhood Pal, is making the emotional experience of moving easier to manage. Her sound pin technology enables people to virtually visit new neighborhoods and to "drop in" on all the sights, sounds and reviews of what's going on the 'hood. She shares her insights as a startup founder and as one of the women in tech with Loralyn Mears.

Meet Sharmi Albrechtsen, founder of SmartGurlz & SmartBuddies who is making STEM fun for boys and girls. Good Housekeeping named their Code Camp the best available for children today and Sharmi turned down an offer on SharkTank! She talk with Loralyn Mears about alternative to VC funding.

Emily Leach has been a freelancer for over 25 years, organizing events like TEDtalks and building websites designed for optimal SEO. When she needed insights and support - she couldn't find any - so she founded the annual Freelancer Conference and Freelance Business Week to bring like-minded people together. She shares what she's learned along the way with Loralyn Mears.

Kristi Herold, founder of Toronto Sport & Social Club and JAM, connects people through play and builds communities in the gym, on the court and online. The pandemic forced her to pivot and make some tough calls, but she's focused on her vision of uniting 1 million people through play. She joined Loralyn Mears to share her story.

Mary D'Onofrio is every bit "Like a Boss." As the VP of high growth investments at arguably the oldest venture capital company in the world, Bessemer Venture Partners, she makes big bets for tens of millions of dollars, typically at the Series B and beyond stage. She sits on six Boards and makes critical decisions for SaaS companies with an emphasis on cloud technology. Here, she joins Loralyn Mears for some snappy insights on what to expect working with a late stage VC.

What a treat! Sally Williamson, coach, founder and podcast host of, "What's Your Story?" joined Loralyn Mears to speak candidly about communication trends, the level of self-awareness in leaders today and to offer some great tips for the next generation of women.

Sam Kamani, best-selling author of "30 Day Startup," serial entrepreneur and podcast host of "Want Money Got Money," joined Loralyn Mears to share his insights for tech founders on the development of an MVP (Minimum Viable Product). He highlighted the importance of networking and creating content.