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The NYSE dress code has no separate rule for women. What has changed is who gets asked to ring the bell, and why that guest list now tracks where capital actually sits.
The global wellness economy grew to $4.8 trillion, but the spread between winners and losers tells the real story: for every Oura Ring there's an Olaplex, down 90% from its IPO high.
Two grams of prebiotic fiber, one $1.95 billion exit, and a class action settlement that never decided whether the science actually holds up.
A 2019 court win against Aldi proved copyright law can stop a lookalike palette. It has done nothing to stop the industry that grew up around it, one livestream at a time.
Nine months pregnant on a set in 2018, she took $400,000 for a quarter of her company. Seven years later, she sits in the chair that once judged her, with a $1.95 billion exit behind her and a harder question ahead: can Poppi's founder-turned-investor instincts survive the brand's own missteps at scale?
Kylie Cosmetics' revenue was overstated by roughly half before a $600 million acquisition forced the truth out. Three brands still generate audited, retailer-verified revenue anyway, and the difference explains why 22 celebrity brands failed in 2025 alone.
Phia raised $43 million and hit a $185 million valuation in months. The question isn't whether Phoebe Gates worked for it. It's what "worked for it" can even mean when your last name is Gates.
PepsiCo paid $1.95 billion for a soda brand that raised just $40 million. That math has every founder in Dallas, Brooklyn, and Los Angeles trying to run the same play, against a market that no longer looks like 2020.
The sustainable fashion brand opened its S-1 with a joke about nudity, then backed it with 20 straight quarters of double-digit growth. The stock still opened flat.
Executives have developed a house style for saying sorry, complete with tropes, timing conventions, and an audience that has learned to read them like weather reports. The question is whether anyone still believes the forecast.
How successfully to enter your villain era, and become your own hero.
This interview is part of the Entrepreneurial Women Series, a column published by Leila Lewis, to shine the light on the inspiring women making waves in the business world.
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How many opportunities have you had to make choices that honor your authenticity? Katrina High is co-founder and one of three women partners at Artemis Factor, a strategic project management firm based in Philadelphia.
In the digital age, marketing has become more critical than ever. Most consumers encounter businesses and products for the first time online, so you lose that edge that a charming storefront or winning staff might have given you in the days before the internet. Your marketing strategy is crucial to converting visitors into customers.
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