Female founders finally have a guidebook geared to the challenges they face when starting a business. Dare to Launch is practical, not theoretical, and based on the actual experience of female founders.

A daughter’s family caregiving journey inspired the creation of a virtual platform to coordinate support within your social circle and provide easy access to benefits personalized to your employer and insurance company’s plan. Evidence finds it is a big help.

Pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers don’t have to harm the environment. Building on safer, biological products has brought success to a CPG startup.

To change the face of the C-suite, two female founders built a peer support system that grew, despite lack of faith by lawyers. Now, Chief is a tech unicorn.

Finding the market for its wearable, worker safety devices wasn’t the only challenge for this CEO. She also had to dial back her big city slick.

In the last few years, Asian-American retailers in NYC have been hit by multiple crises, but a strong family business and a comprehensive business plan have helped one iconic store survive.

Men are not the only ones who game, but women have not always been welcome. A group of female founders has resolved that problem by creating a community for women gamers.

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.

A female founder’s experience as a woman of color and a first-generation American helped her spot a problem that the male-dominated financial services industry overlooked. She founded a fintech company that helps women build credit in their own names, using a debit card.

A political and nonprofit fundraiser saw that her fundraising and operational experience gave her the skills she needed to cofound a documentary film studio.

Having market traction isn’t enough to raise venture capital. Founders must instill confidence that they are the ones to lead the company to success. A cofounder of an accident-injury insurance startup dug deep within herself but also asked others for perspective.