The big guns in supply chain management have a challenger, a company founded by a woman immigrant. She’s filling gaps the big guys didn’t notice.

Using texting to bring pediatricians together with the children who need them is an idea only a mom founder could come up with. And she did. Her startup is a new take on children’s healthcare.

More and more seniors want to age in place, yet they still need home care. Recognizing that families in addition to hers had this need, Shelly Sun of BrightStar Care developed a franchise model for in-home care to benefit workers and clients.

Having grown up in rural Mississippi, this Black woman became a role model because she understood the needs of the unbanked and underbanked and provided a mobile digital fintech solution.

Women know what women want, including what social, casual gaming they like. A Turkish startup, with a focus on women, is bringing gaming and growth to Istanbul

Beauty products have traditionally left out the needs of black women. But now Sephora has made inclusivity and diversity part of the products it sells and how it markets. LYS Beauty was the first black-owned, clean makeup brand to be sold there.

A Turbo Tax like approach to streamlining the FAFSA application process made it possible to help college students get financial aid, afford college tuition, and minimize student debt.

Covid-19 has brought with it a need for better information about women’s healthcare, especially about vaccines and pregnancy. Female founders have found a way to provide accurate information and better care, using telemedicine.