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The 50 Richest #SelfMadeWomen On Earth on.forbes.com/60174pIfb (Photos: Canva; Chris Pizzello via Associated Press; Alain Denantes/Gamma Rapho via Getty Images)
Vanta cofounder and CEO @christinacaci spoke with @Forbes about AI, acquisitions and long-term aims for the eight-year-old security and compliance company + more on their (preemptive) Series D. Read here: forbes.com/sites/phoebeli…
Can Natasha Bedingfield tell when a song is going to be a big hit? The singer-songwriter and Forbes’ Alex York discuss on “Forbes Talks.” forbes.com/video/8a416c40…
“I know that when I feel uncomfortable, there’s usually something good that’s coming after it.” @EmmaGrede, CEO of @goodamerican, sits with @mcgrathmag to discuss her career as a serial entrepreneur, and her latest effort into the world of podcasting. youtube.com/watch?v=OgR4xY…
Gorgie blends energy, fashion, and wellness into one can. Founder Michelle Cordeiro Grant is betting big on the beverage’s billion-dollar potential. on.forbes.com/6018fGGHe
“I’m very happy for my songs to become someone else’s song… [for it] to go beyond me.” Singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield spoke to Forbes’ Alex York about her TikTok viral remix of “These Words” and seeing people create TikTok sounds from her music. forbes.com/video/8a416c40…
How This Biotech Billionaire Outmaneuvered Merck In China. Plus: Your At-Home Office Is Adding To Burnout on.forbes.com/6019fB4IZ by ForbesWomen editor @mcgrathmag
Welcome to this week’s ForbesWomen newsletter, which every Thursday brings news about the world’s top female entrepreneurs, leaders and investors straight to your inbox. go.forbes.com/c/js1b
OpenTable CEO Debby Soo On What It Really Means To Serve A Service Industry on.forbes.com/6014fBkDg
“I’m more competitive with myself than I am with anyone else… What if I was given so much opportunity and I wasted it?” Natasha Bedingfield spoke to Forbes’ Alex York about coming from a family of singer-songwriters and proving herself as an artist. forbes.com/video/8a416c40…
“I was naive and you don’t know what you don’t know in the beginning, and so I just went in full throttle.” @EmmaGrede, cofounder and CEO of @goodamerican, sits with ForbesWomen editor @mcgrathmag to discuss her career as a serial entrepreneur. youtube.com/watch?v=OgR4xY…
Two Female VCs Bet Big On Women’s Health And Sports on.forbes.com/601547NT7
Michelle Xia is one of just nine Chinese women billionaires in healthcare–and one of 13 self-made women billionaires in healthcare globally. (Photo: Akeso) on.forbes.com/601547vjD
This Founder Is On A Mission To Make Eco Period Products Standard In Hotels (Photo: MyFreda) on.forbes.com/60154AHWJ
Haley Pavone shares how she turned her idea for convertible heels to an eight figure business through word of mouth and organic marketing. (Photos: Pashion Footwear) on.forbes.com/60134fhNH
VIDEO: Hannah Stocking's 13-Year-Old Viral Vine That Started It All on.forbes.com/601144b5f
How Dior’s Women At Dior Initiative Is Supporting Young Female Talent on.forbes.com/601044GJi
“I’m more competitive with myself than I am with anyone else… What if I was given so much opportunity and I wasted it?” Natasha Bedingfield spoke to Forbes’ Alex York about coming from a family of singer-songwriters and proving herself as an artist. forbes.com/video/8a416c40…
“My prediction is that human music has to get much more real.” Singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield spoke to Alex York, editor at Forbes, about the future of the music industry in the face of AI. forbes.com/video/8a416c40…
Can Natasha Bedingfield tell when a song is going to be a big hit? The singer-songwriter and Forbes’ Alex York discuss on “Forbes Talks.” forbes.com/video/8a416c40…
“I’m very happy for my songs to become someone else’s song… [for it] to go beyond me.” Singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield spoke to Forbes’ Alex York about her TikTok viral remix of “These Words” and seeing people create TikTok sounds from her music. forbes.com/video/8a416c40…