Natasha Broxton is redefining the auto recycling industry with Select Auto Parts & Sales, Inc. Her company offers high-quality recycled auto parts from a 125,000-square-foot indoor facility. Natasha's leadership blends innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment, making Select Auto Parts & Sales, Inc a trusted resource for affordable vehicle solutions.

Laci Chisholm is turning dance into a joyful path to health with Fit4Dance, a Brooklyn-based studio that empowers individuals to move, strengthen, and celebrate their bodies. Drawing inspiration from her own weight loss journey, Laci created a welcoming space where people can enjoy fitness while celebrating culture.

Gabi Day is raising the standard for clean beauty with Bright Body, where safe, effective formulas meet eco-friendly design. Every product is made with clean ingredients and offered in refillable packaging, making it a trusted choice for both ingredient-conscious and earth-minded consumers.

Tashara Earl founded Shades of Color to revolutionize the beauty shopping experience by making it personalized, inclusive, and stress-free. The platform offers a diverse, equitable, and inclusive global marketplace, empowering beauty entrepreneurs and consumers with personalized solutions to buy and sell products tailored to unique needs, cultures, and lifestyles.

Nma Emeh is a speaker and author helping women rewrite the narrative around beauty, self-image, and power. As the founder of E&E Consulting Group, she coaches women to overcome body image struggles and build self-assurance for career success. Nma’s work is all about supporting women who want to feel good about themselves and show up fully in their lives.

Co-Founder and CIO of AI Educators Samantha Gleisten is transforming how schools and teachers use artificial intelligence. AI Educators provides hands-on training, curriculum design, and real-life solutions for those in the education space. Samantha continues to guide schools in shaping the future of learning with confidence and creativity.

Saria Hawkins-Banda founded Manifest Your Purpose to create tools that help women live with intention and feel represented in what they use every day. What began with a love of journals has grown into a luxury stationery line of planners, pens, and mugs designed to uplift women, especially Black women, with style and purpose.

Alison Lumbatis is helping women answer the daily question, "What should I wear?" with confidence and ease through Outfit Formulas, her personal styling program. The brand helps women simplify their wardrobes and eliminate decision fatigue. Her program offers capsule wardrobe plans for women of all sizes, ages, and budgets.

Emily Mack co-founded Offline Wine with her sister Sarah to make enjoying wine approachable, fun, and inclusive. Drawing inspiration from their shared love of European wine culture, they created a brand that offers high-quality, additive-free wines with playful labels, because Sarah and Emily believe you don't have to be an expert to enjoy great wine.

Beverly Malbranche is reviving Haiti’s rich coffee heritage with Caribbrew, a Black-owned social enterprise that ethically sources its coffee and cacao from directly over 3,000 Haitian farmers. Beverly launched Caribbrew in 2018 to close the racial representation gap in the coffee industry and uplift underserved communities.

Kisha Martin founded Sage Studio LA to create a welcoming space where makers can turn ideas into reality. She wanted to build a community-focused studio that offers more than just tools, including a place to learn, collaborate, and grow. Sage Studio LA provides a creative environment where everyone can explore their craft with confidence.

Sopi Mitil always found it a challenge to shop for new, stylish clothes. That’s why she decided to create The Sopi Mitil Company with her own line of petite fashion with inclusive sizing options. Her designs feature custom silhouettes and adjustable lengths, eliminating the need for tailoring and empowering women to dress how they want.

Alak Nanda is reclaiming health flavor one pantry shortcut at a time. She’s bringing bold flavors of South India to modern kitchens with PODI Life, a pantry brand she co-founded with her mother, Vasavi. Together, they craft small-batch heirloom podis, spiced powders that are pantry staples in South Indian homes, giving everyone a taste of tradition in every sprinkle.

Courtney Newell saw a gap in the housing process and answered with compassion. She founded Life Startup Essentials in 2015 to provide move-in kits full of bedding, kitchenware, cleaning items, and personal care supplies for people transitioning out of homelessness. Courtney leads the company with care, balancing social impact so more people can thrive.

Entrepreneur and artist Kimberly Petruska is taking bars and gift giving to a whole new level with Craft Cocktail Infusions. Kimberly crafts infusion kits for at-home use that blend creativity, quality ingredients, and visual appeal. Their mission is not only to make delicious drinks, but also to make life’s special moments memorable.

Vernic (Vicky) Popat co-founded PlantOGram Inc, a luxury plant-gifting company, to transform special occasions into lasting memories. What began in 2007 as a backyard project has grown into a globally recognized brand offering curated plant gifts that symbolize love and celebration. Their mission is to help people give gifts that spark emotion and leave a legacy of stories.

Kandis Porter is the founder of Effective Flow Connections, a consulting firm that helps organizations improve how they plan, manage, and lead projects. The company provides customized solutions, training, and coaching to make teams more efficient, aligned, and successful. Kandis works closely with clients to streamline processes and achieve their goals.

India Robinson is redefining what the whiskey experience means with UNBRIDLED SPIRIT, a luxury brand that honors heritage while embracing a new era of inclusivity and innovation. India blends tradition with modernity to craft a bourbon that speaks to today's discerning drinkers. Each pour celebrates resilience, culture, and unbridled success.

Tammeca Rochester built Harlem Cycle, Harlem’s first boutique indoor cycling studio, to bring joy, strength, and wellness to her neighborhood. She launched the studio in 2016 because she believes fitness is essential, creating a space where classes mix fitness and culture. Harlem Cycle emphasizes community without competition, making everyone feel welcome.

Julia Taylor is empowering women to build location-independent careers through coding. As the founder of GeekPack, she teaches digital skills to help women create flexible, fulfilling work lives. Her mission is to help women gain the confidence and skills to thrive in the digital world with a community of over 10,000 learners.