While traveling through Central America, Ashley discovered a sacred weaving technique in the villages of Chiapas in southern Mexico. After building relationships with the indigenous Mayan community, Seiba was born – her brand of woven dog collars that she sells around the globe. Ashley’s passion for growing alongside the indigenous community of artisans in Chiapas is the backbone of her sustainable business model.

Yoni Circle was born out of Chloë’s mission to empower and connect womxn* through story. Her drive and entrepreneurial spirit is what keeps this intimate community of women growing, while continuing to have such a profound impact on it’s members. (*Womxn: a more inclusive spelling of “woman” that sheds light on prejudice, discrimination, and institutional barriers of all who identify as a “woman.”)

Over the course of switching career path four times, what always remained constant for Bahar was her yoga practice. Under her nose all the while, Bahar courageously made a commitment to pursue a career in yoga and wellness full-time. Launching Vikasa Wellness this year, Bahar is on her way to building a wellness brand to give back to the world the inner alignment that it gave her.

At a young age, Clara turned her vegan baking hobby into a full-time career, publishing her very own cookbook by the age of 18.

Bianca Greene is a mixed-media artist from LA who's journey of self-discovery informs her work. She creates beautiful wooden boards inlaid with sacred crystals for your home.

Mary found her dream job while inspiring her community as the Head of Partnerships at The Assembly, a female-driven co-working community for women in San Francisco.