Jenn Harper is the founder and CEO of Cheekbone Beauty, an Indigenous-owned and sustainability-driven cosmetics brand that’s changing the face of beauty—literally. A proud Anishinaabe woman from Northwest Angle #33 First Nation, Jenn is known for weaving Indigenous wisdom, sustainability, and bold innovation into every aspect of her business. Since her groundbreaking appearance on CBC’s Dragon’s Den in 2019, she has become a powerful voice for Indigenous youth and representation in beauty. From launching the first Indigenous Innovation Lab to formulating clean products that honour both people and the planet, Jenn’s mission is clear: to inspire future generations by showing what’s possible when you lead with purpose and identity.

Violeta Rangel is a resilient force of nature, a woman who’s turned adversity into purpose. From experiencing poverty and homelessness in Mexico as a child to rebuilding her life as a single mother across three countries, her journey is one of reinvention, courage, and unwavering determination. After leaving behind a life she built in Amsterdam, Violeta started over in Canada with her two-year-old and no safety net — just hope and grit. Today, she empowers women to rise above their circumstances, believe in their inner strength, and boldly rewrite their stories.

Vicki Tyler is a fearless leader, entrepreneur, and advocate for bold living. Surviving two near-death experiences, she defied the odds—transforming from a backpacker to President of Flight Centre USA and later building a thriving real estate development company in LA. Drawing from corporate leadership, behavioral science, and her own resilience, she created the .045% Mindset, a powerful framework to help ambitious women break self-doubt and take fearless action. Passionate about impact, Vicki has led initiatives from building homes in Mexico to empowering women in surf communities. She believes life is short, connections matter, and bold goals are meant to be chased.

oumana Moallem is the devoted mother of Mariam, who lives with a chronic case of Sickle Cell Disease. As her primary caregiver, Joumana has dedicated her life to ensuring her daughter’s health and happiness while navigating the daily challenges of this complex illness. Together, Joumana and her daughter are passionate about raising awareness of Sickle Cell Disease. By sharing their journey, Mariam hopes to inspire others with her resilience, while Joumana highlights the strength and sacrifices of caregiving. Their story is a powerful reminder of the importance of advocacy and love in overcoming life’s obstacles.

After 30 years as a Wall Street analyst, Ellen Silverman traded finance for real estate, bringing her sharp analytical skills and passion for people to the competitive NYC market. For the past eight years, she has helped buyers, sellers, and renters navigate Manhattan’s fast-paced landscape with a strategic yet personal approach. Ellen understands that real estate is more than transactions—it’s about life’s biggest decisions. Whether negotiating a multimillion-dollar deal or guiding first-time buyers, she makes the process seamless and rewarding. A true New Yorker, she finds energy in the city’s hidden gems, Central Park strolls, and the thrill of helping clients find their perfect home.

Holly Carroll is a #1 Best-Selling Author, Luxury Realtor, and Mentor dedicated to empowering women to unlock their full potential. As Managing Director of The Agency Muskoka, she’s built a thriving real estate career fueled by confidence, resilience, and personal transformation. A former Miss Canada, Holly leverages her platform to champion philanthropy and mentorship, helping others overcome self-sabotage and step into their power. She’s the founder of Women Empower Women Co. and Finding The Beauty Within, which helps young women build self-worth and confidence. Her book, Closing Deals in Heels, reveals the untold story of her rise in real estate, sharing powerful insights on overcoming limiting beliefs and embracing vulnerability. Holly’s mission is to inspire others to discover their true calling, embrace their highest selves, and shine brightly for all to see.

Karen Gosbee is a courageous advocate, author, and survivor who turned her personal tragedy into a powerful mission to raise awareness around domestic abuse, mental health, and addiction. Once trapped in a seemingly perfect life with a successful husband, Karen's world shattered when she realized the psychological and emotional abuse she had endured. After the tragic suicide of her husband, she found her voice and began sharing her story to help others break free from the silence of abuse.

Through her book, My Perfect Nightmare, and her advocacy work, Karen is leading the charge for systemic change, gender equity, and better support for survivors of abuse. Today, Karen is not only healing but empowering others, using her lived experience to spark a broader conversation on the importance of mental health, personal growth, and resilience.

In 1997, a routine skydive turned into a nightmare for Carol Murray when her parachute malfunctioned, sending her plummeting to the ground at 55 mph. Miraculously, she survived—but with life-altering injuries, including multiple fractures, a punctured lung, and years of gruelling rehabilitation. Despite enduring over 25 surgeries and chronic pain, Carol refused to let tragedy define her. A professional fundraiser and adventurer at heart, she continues to embrace life—though skydiving is off the table. Her story is one of survival, resilience, and the power of the human spirit to rise after the fall.

Linda Faye Campbell McLean is a storyteller, podcast host, and author of Route 1-75: Memoir & Musings from My 75-Year Road Trip. Through her memoir and My 75-Year Road Trip podcast, she shares raw, honest, and often humorous reflections on resilience, loss, love, and the power of sisterhood.

A trailblazer in her community, Linda was the first female Rotary President in her Valley, a longtime volunteer, and the founder of the Comox Valley Women’s Business Network. From surviving breast cancer to navigating profound grief and unexpected detours, she inspires women to embrace their strength, share their stories, and step boldly into new chapters—no matter their age.

Hope Zvara is the CEO and founder of Mother Trucker Yoga and Road Relief Wellness, transforming truck driver health with simple, effective solutions. A trailblazer in a male-dominated industry, she has been featured in Forbes, PBS, and the Emmy-nominated StartUp.

After overcoming addiction and the loss of her first daughter, Hope turned pain into purpose, proving that small changes create a lasting impact. A sought-after speaker and SiriusXM guest, she is on a mission to help others reclaim their health and claim their space at the table.