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Rosie O'Neill, Co-Founder of Sugarfina

Rosie O'Neill is a newbie entrepreneur with a major sweet tooth.    In August 2012, she launched her first company, Sugarfina, a gourmet candy boutique featuring the finest candies from around the world.    Named "Best New Candy Shop" by Yahoo and Food & Wine, Sugarfina has been featured by The Today Show, Oprah's "O List," Forbes, Bon Appetit, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, InStyle and numerous other publications.    In 2013, Rosie was named one of the "100 Most Creative People in Business" by Fast Company magazine.

Jack & Ellen Brandt with a heart of Tibetan Spaniels adopted 5-year-old Tashi, and Dharma who had been rescued from a puppy mill. 

Dharma not considered to be as prolific a producer as Tashi had been less traumatized by her time at the mill and quickly adapted to life outside.

Tashi however had birthed many litters. As a result, she had no muscle tone at all (even in her rear end), she could barely walk, had chronic ear infections and her feet were splayed. 

After only six weeks with Dr.O'Sullivan's holistic regimend, Jake & Ellen have watched Tashi blossom into the dog she was always meant to be.

Kimberly Arrington, Inspirational /Beauty/Writer/Speaker discuss New Trends with Hosts Tasha and Regina.  Topics include Addictions Recovery Month, Mental Health Issues, a Happy Birthday to Tuskegee University, Bonds between Fantastic Moms and Aunts, Trading Stocks like Trading Places, and much more.

Chick Launcher: Building Women Billionaires

Rachel Williams

Rachel Williams is the CEO and Founder of Wigot, Inc., a Los Angeles-based technology company. Wigot provides a webbased platform for food, drink, and music vendors to manage  and promote daily happenings and for consumers to discover those happenings based on their desired location and date. 

  In addition to her professional commitments, Ms. Williams serves on the Los Angeles Board for Step Up Women’s Network and is also an adjunct professor for the Graziadio School of Business and Management where she teaches accounting, corporate governance, and finance to MBA students and business executives.

Maurits Groen - Vice President During his study political science he became interested in environmental and developmental issues and joined activist groups in The Netherlands. From '78 to '82 he was chief editor and publisher of 'Friends of the Earth Netherlands'. In 1982 he founded his own consultancy & communication agency which in the past three decades has consulted both government bodies, the top Dutch enterprises as well as national and international NGO's. He produced various radio and TV documentaries, wrote articles and books and was directly involved in writing the first environmental policy of the Dutch Department of Environment in the 1980's. In 2010, together with Camille van Gestel he successfully initiated a project which is currently compensating the local carbon emissions of the 2010 FIFA World Cup football in South Africa. Millions of LED bulbs (made by Lemnis Lighting) are replacing polluting incandescent lamps. Maurits about WakaWaka: "I feel my career so far was merely a preparation for my work for WakaWaka. I talk a lot about the environmental, social and economical challenges in the world. WakaWaka is a showcase of how a simple idea can have a profound impact on the world, comprising all those aspects."  The WakaWaka Foundation has two main goals: We devise strategies to make sure solar solutions become available to those who suffer from extreme poverty, live in remote regions or are a victim of forced migration, for example due to wars. We educate children in developing countries about the health benefits and money-saving benefits of making sustainable choices for their family and community.   WATCH AT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qU031tNQkE

An Inheritor's Dilemma.

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PK Fields, CEO & Founder of RTime.com

RTime is a hub for eldercare information and services on the Internet.    Think “Yelp! for eldercare” meets “Angie’s List for caregivers.” RTime is an  eldercare site that combines a fully searchable database of eldercare communities with a caregiver  network.   People seeking assistance for an elderly loved one, a spouse or themselves can choose from a  list of rated senior homes and pre-vetted caregivers.   There is also a depth of information on  important aging topics, resources, and products for the elderly, to help improve the quality of life.

In my twenties I inherited enough money to live without a paid job. I had grown up in Denver in a culturally Jewish family that emphasized Tikkun Olam, the value of healing the world through economic and social justice. I took these values to heart and prepared for a career in international development and women's empowerment. At the start, my idea of justice was to spend my time helping those with less. After grad school I moved to Kinshasa, Zaire (now DRC) and worked there for four years, launching a career working with governments, the UN and NGOs to assist in developing primary health care delivery systems and infrastructure in Africa. I was also blessed to meet the woman who became my life partner, Gael Murphy. Although I was helping, I began to understand the limits of creating justice through outside aid. Meanwhile, the funds that I had inherited basically gathered dust, partly because I was busy with my work and partly because I was ambivalent about my own wealth and privilege.

Jacki Zehner dedicates her resources towards the advancement of women and girls. She believes that a more gender-balanced world will mean a more just and equitable world for all. She serves in a variety of roles relating to that purpose.   For the past decade she has been President of The Jacquelyn and Gregory Zehner Foundation, and more recently became CEO of Women Moving Millions, a non-profit organization dedicated to mobilizing unprecedented resources for women and girls. In addition she is a frequent media commentator, consultant, and speaker on women, success in the workplace, wealth and investing, financial current events, and high-impact philanthropy.   In 1996, Jacki became the youngest woman and first female trader to be invited into the partnership of Goldman Sachs. Most of her career at Goldman was in mortgage-backed trading, followed by two years spent in the executive office working in human capital management.   After leaving the Goldman Sachs in 2002, Jacki became a Founding Partner of Circle Financial Group, a private wealth management operation consisting of a small group of women committed to effectively managing their families' assets and philanthropic activities. She left CFG and formed her own consulting practice after leaving New York for Park City, Utah.   - See more at: http://www.jackizehner.com/about/#sthash.oJOzv24A.dpuf

Devoted Moms Tasha and Regina begin New Season with special guest, Dr Adrienne Berry.