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Why Victoria Hagan Never Negotiates Her Fees
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The Real Competition Starts After You Win with Kerri Walsh Jennings
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The Advice That Cost Women Millions with Marcia Dawood
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| 6/24/26 | ![]() Why Victoria Hagan Never Negotiates Her Fees | For nearly three decades, Victoria Hagan has been designing homes for some of the most discerning clients in the world.She launched her business straight out of design school, turned a staff bathroom at a Southampton show house into a New York Magazine cover, and built a firm that became synonymous with timeless, personal, and deeply considered living. But what most people miss when they hear "interior designer" is everything that has nothing to do with decorating.Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 158In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Victoria Hagan, founder of Victoria Hagan Interiors, to talk about what it really takes to build a creative business, why she refuses to follow trends, and why trusting her instincts became the foundation of both her creative work and her business decisions.Victoria started her firm in her twenties after a brief internship and a defining moment in a show house that nobody wanted. What followed was a career built on listening, problem-solving, and an unwillingness to play it safe. Along the way she lost a business partner, navigated high-profile clients who were used to getting their way, and learned that knowing when to hold your cards is just as important as the work itself.Together, they discuss why interior design is far more about business than creativity, how to set fees and never negotiate against yourself, the difference between decorating a space and designing a life, and why the worst advice Victoria ever received turned out to be the most useful.What you'll learn:Why interior design is a business first and a creative career secondHow to set your fees, hold your ground, and never negotiate against yourselfHow to read a room and know when to push and when to hold backWhy trusting your gut is a skill most people are trained to ignoreWhy reading a client's first move tells her everything she needs to knowHighlights:(00:00) Meet Victoria Hagan(01:06) What most people get wrong about interior design(02:04) Starting a business straight out of design school(07:43) Losing a partner and keeping the business alive(12:38) Why she never negotiates her fees(20:07) How she reads clients to find what they really want(36:51) Knowing when to stay small on purpose(40:38) The worst advice she ever receivedAbout Our Guest:Victoria Hagan is the founder of Victoria Hagan Interiors, a design firm she built from the ground up starting in her twenties. For nearly three decades, she has worked with some of the most discerning clients in the country, creating homes, family compounds, and environments that feel deeply personal, timeless, and alive. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest and other leading publications, and her firm is known for a design philosophy rooted in how people actually want to live rather than what trends dictate.Beyond her interiors practice, Victoria has expanded into product design through licensing partnerships, bringing her aesthetic to a broader audience. Her work sits at the intersection of creativity, business, and the belief that great design is less about decoration and more about helping people connect with the life they want to be living.Victoria Hagan’s Website: https://victoriahagan.com/ Victoria Hagan’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/victoriahaganinteriors/ About Jennifer Justice and The Justice Dept.JJ’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-justice-354a0b99The Justice Dept: https://www.thejusticedept.com/JJ’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenniferjusticel/ Newsletter: https://tkolb-newsletter-a50814.beehiiv.com/The Justice Dept. is a female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.If you love what you hear, please subscribe and share with a friend.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | ![]() The Ask That Changed Everything for Carrie Waible | For 22 years, Carrie Waible built opportunities for everyone else.She launched campaigns, produced celebrity events, built brands, opened doors, and helped clients get the visibility they deserved. But after decades of advocating for other people, she realized she'd never learned how to do the same for herself.Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 157In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Carrie Waible, founder of CW&Co., a full-service creative marketing and production company, to talk about what happens when success no longer feels like enough, why so many women struggle to ask for what they want, and how creating opportunities for yourself can be harder than building a business.Carrie started her company at 26 on the suggestion of a friend and spent the next two decades building a thriving business in New York. But after years of helping clients get the spotlight, she found herself questioning what she wanted next. That question led her to rethink not only her career, but the way she approached ambition, self-advocacy, and the future she was creating for herself.Together, they discuss why asking is a skill most women never practice, how to recognize when you've outgrown a version of your life that still looks successful from the outside, the difference between living inside your strengths versus your gifts, and why staying where you are can be far riskier than trying something new.What you'll learn:Why successful women often struggle to ask for what they wantHow to recognize when you've outgrown a version of successThe difference between living inside your strengths and your giftsWhy "not doing it" can become scarier than failureHow to create opportunities for yourself after years of creating them for everyone elseHighlights:(00:00) Meet Carrie Waible(00:24) Building brands, campaigns, and celebrity events(05:00) Starting a company at 26 with no plan(09:00) When success on paper stopped feeling like enough(11:00) The question that changed everything(17:30) Why asking for help became the turning point(20:30) Living inside your gifts instead of your strengths(23:00) Why staying stagnant became scarier than failure(24:50) What's next for CarrieAbout Our Guest:Carrie Waible is the founder of CW&Co., a creative marketing and production company specializing in events, campaigns, content, and brand storytelling. For more than two decades, she has helped brands, nonprofits, and public figures build visibility, create meaningful experiences, and connect with audiences.Today, Carrie is entering a new chapter—expanding her work as an on-camera personality, storyteller, and creator while continuing to grow the business she built from the ground up. Her work sits at the intersection of creativity, reinvention, and helping people bring their ideas to life.Carrie Waible’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carrie-waible-658b972/ Explore CW&Co.: https://www.cwandco.com/ About Jennifer Justice and The Justice Dept.JJ’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-justice-354a0b99The Justice Dept: https://www.thejusticedept.com/JJ’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenniferjusticel/ Newsletter: https://tkolb-newsletter-a50814.beehiiv.com/The Justice Dept. is a female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.If you love what you hear, please subscribe and share with a friend.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 6/10/26 | ![]() The Real Competition Starts After You Win with Kerri Walsh Jennings✨ | identity after sportscompetition and business+3 | Kerri Walsh Jennings | p1440Major League Volleyball+1 | Santa Cruz MountainsStanford | Kerri Walsh JenningsOlympic gold medalist+5 | — | 38m 22s | |
| 6/3/26 | ![]() The Advice That Cost Women Millions with Marcia Dawood✨ | venture capitalwomen founders+4 | Marcia Dawood | National Association for Angel InvestingSEC+3 | — | venture capitalwomen in business+4 | — | 40m 47s | |
| 5/27/26 | ![]() Why Helpfulness Is a Power Strategy — But Only If You Know the Rules — with Susan McPherson✨ | networkingbusiness strategy+3 | Susan McPherson | McPherson StrategiesJustworks+1 | — | foundersnetworking+5 | — | 33m 00s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Stop Being Reactive and Build a Business That Lasts with Cate Luzio✨ | business protectionoperational infrastructure+3 | Cate Luzio | LuminaryJustworks | — | HRpayroll+5 | — | 33m 12s | |
| 5/13/26 | ![]() Why Visibility Matters More Than Talent with Aliza Licht✨ | visibilitypersonal branding+3 | Aliza Licht | DKNYSubstack+1 | — | visibilitypersonal branding+5 | — | 37m 12s | |
| 5/6/26 | ![]() You’re Not Bad With Money. You Were Taught Wrong - with Kimberly Palmer✨ | financial empowermentwealth gap+4 | Kimberly Palmer | NerdWalletSmart Mom, Rich Mom | — | money managementwealth gap+4 | — | 37m 17s | |
| 4/29/26 | ![]() One Daily Drink Instead of 18 Supplements? Liz Zwillinger of Biologica Shares the Truth✨ | supplementswomen's health+3 | Liz Zwillinger | Biologica | — | supplementswomen's health+3 | — | 41m 26s | |
| 4/22/26 | ![]() Susie Wolff on Being Driven in a World Not Built for You✨ | motorsportgender bias+4 | Susie Wolff | F1 AcademyFormula One | — | motorsportgender bias+5 | — | 36m 32s | |
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| 4/15/26 | ![]() Fixing Menopause Care with Anne Fulenwider of Alloy Health✨ | menopause carewomen's health+4 | Anne Fulenwider | Alloy HealthAlloy+1 | — | menopausehealthcare+5 | — | 36m 42s | |
| 4/8/26 | ![]() Wealth Creation Strategies with Kari Chaudhry✨ | wealth creationinvestment strategies+3 | Kari Chaudhry | Apex Global Forum | — | wealth creationinvestment+3 | — | 36m 48s | |
| 4/1/26 | ![]() Navigating Wellness Trends with Dria Murphy✨ | wellnessentrepreneurship+3 | Dria Murphy | bydria | — | wellness trendsbusiness+3 | — | 31m 14s | |
| 3/25/26 | ![]() Mastering Personal Finance with Catherine Valega✨ | personal financefinancial literacy+3 | Catherine Valega | Green Bee AdvisoryLehman Brothers | — | financial educationwealth+3 | — | 38m 58s | |
| 3/18/26 | ![]() The Journey of the Unexpected CEO with Shirin Behzadi✨ | leadershipadversity+4 | Shirin Behzadi | The Unexpected CEO | IranUnited States | CEOadversity+6 | — | 33m 08s | |
| 3/11/26 | ![]() Scale Without Selling Out with Elisa Marshall of Maman✨ | brand buildingscaling business+3 | Elisa Marshall | Maman | Soho | MamanElisa Marshall+6 | — | 42m 50s | |
| 3/4/26 | ![]() Breaking Rules to Drive Change with Shelley Zalis of The Female Quotient✨ | leadershipequality+3 | Shelley Zalis | The Female Quotient | — | leadershipempathy+5 | — | 35m 12s | |
| 11/12/25 | ![]() S3Ep140: Owning the Pivot with Andy McNicol, Founder of AMstudio | At some point, every ambitious woman faces a moment that tests who she really is. When the title disappears, the safety net falls away, and all that’s left is her own voice. For Andy McNicol, that moment came after 22 years inside one of the most powerful talent agencies in the world. Laid off in the middle of a pandemic and preparing to become a single mom by choice, she had to decide whether to chase another job… or finally build something that was entirely her own.What happened next wasn’t just a career pivot. It was a reclamation. Andy created AMstudio, rebuilt her identity from the inside out, and turned uncertainty into independence. Her story is every woman’s reminder that starting over isn’t a detour. It’s often the most direct path to your power.Key Takeaways:- The job doesn’t define you — your voice does.- There’s no “right time” to start a new chapter.- Following your passion isn’t reckless — it’s how you find your purpose.- Community is your greatest asset in both business and motherhood.- Authenticity beats “faking it” every time.Learn More About Andy:Website: amstudio.meLinkedIn: Andy McNicolInstagram: @mcnicsAbout Our Guest:Andy McNicol is a Senior Agent at Aevitas Creative Management and founder of AMstudio - an advisory firm focused on content creation and its marketing. She has represented New York Times bestselling books for Sophia Amoruso, Chrissy Teigen, The Lady Gang, Tory Burch, and the #1 New York Times bestselling memoir, Melania and Me. She represents the writer and activist Tommy Dorfman, Jenna Lyons, as well as the national bestsellers - All The Cool Girls Get Fired by Laura Brown and Kristina O'Neill, First Gen by Alejandra Campoverdi and We've Decided to Go in a Different Direction by Tess Sanchez. She works with the lifestyle brands La Double J and Flamingo Estates. Andy has spent her career in publishing, including 20 years with WME, where she was a partner and founding member of the Branded Lifestyle Group. She began her own strategic advisory - AMstudio in 2020, offering a holistic, 360-degree approach to multi hyphenate talent and market activation, and joined Aevitas Creative Management as a senior agent in 2024.Andy and her work have been featured in The New York Times, Variety Magazine, and Adweek. She speaks regularly at industry events, on podcasts, and conferences on how to develop successful books and content platforms. Andy holds a bachelor’s degree in English and Art History from Yale University. She lives in Manhattan with her son Luke.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 11/5/25 | ![]() S3Ep139: When the System Leaves Us Out, We Build Our Own with Lisa Myers, Founder & CEO of Ceres Chill | There’s a moment every woman hits, that quiet breaking point between what the world expects of us and what we know we deserve. For Lisa Myers, that moment came somewhere between court filings, breast pumps, and 3 A.M. feedings. The world had innovated for everyone else except working moms.Lisa didn’t have an engineering degree, a trust fund, or an army of advisors. What she had was an idea and the audacity to believe she could build it herself. That spark became Ceres Chill, a company changing how women move through motherhood, work, and life.But this isn’t just Lisa’s story. It’s every woman’s story. The one where we’re told to stay quiet, be humble, play nice, and wait our turn. And like Lisa, it’s about what happens when we stop waiting and start building.Key Takeaways:- Success is creating something that helps women live and lead on their own terms.- You don’t need permission to start.- Talking about what you’ve built isn’t showing off — it’s showing what’s possible.- Community is the real engine of success.- Disruption starts with one woman saying, “This isn’t good enough.”Learn More About Lisa:Website: cereschill.comLinkedIn: Lisa MyersInstagram: @cereschillAbout Our Guest:Lisa Myers is the Founder of Ceres Chill, a company dedicated to ensuring the success of breastfeeding parents and the health of the world’s most vulnerable infants. In just the last few years, Lisa became a mother of two, was promoted to equity partner at an international law firm and created a company - all while enduring universal breastfeeding challenges. She struggled and failed to meet her breastfeeding goals. Through her struggles, she was inspired to invent a patented breast milk chilling thermos to help women all over the world keep their breastmilk safe and achieve their breastfeeding goals. She will never stop advocating for working women and breastfeeding families.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 10/29/25 | ![]() S3Ep138: The Power of the Hype Woman with Erin Gallagher, Founder & CEO of HYPE WOMEN | Erin Gallagher spent fifteen years doing everything right. Working hard, staying grateful, keeping her head down. But “doing everything right” almost cost her everything. When she became a mother, the illusion of safety in corporate America shattered. She realized she had been abandoning herself in service to everyone else. Her job, her bosses, her expectations.So she walked away.What started as a bold leap turned into a revolution. Erin launched companies built to empower women, led equity work for major brands, and created Hype Women, a global reminder of what happens when women celebrate each other without competition, apology, or restraint.Key Takeaways:- The patriarchy thrives when women compete; it crumbles when we collaborate.- The “mean girl” inside you is learned behavior that you get to unlearn.- You don’t need permission to take up space.- Real power comes from connection, not competition.- Burn the bridge if it keeps you small.Learn More About Erin:Website: hypewomen.comInstagram: @erin.gallag.herBook: Hype WomenAbout Our Guest:Erin Gallagher is the CEO and Founder of HYPE WOMEN, an inclusive ecosystem hyping women to remember who the f*ck they are; author of Hype Women: Breaking Free from Mean Girls, Patriarchy and Systems Silencing You; host and co-producer of the Hype Women Podcast; and creator of the global Hype Women Movement and “The Fairway” - a dinner series and membership invested in networthing for women. She began her career at Servicemembers Legal Defense Network (SLDN), a non-profit legal services watchdog dedicated to ending the ban on LGBTQAI+ in the military (which they ultimately achieved). A two-time founder, Erin has spent her 20+ year career creating movements and leading global marketing, branding, communications, strategy and PR for agencies and global brands. She has counseled The White House, Fortune 100 C-suite and senior leaders at some of the world’s biggest and best brands and companies.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 10/22/25 | ![]() S3Ep137: Risk, Reinvention, and Rewriting the Rules with Fran Maier, Co-Founder of Match.com | Before anyone was swiping right, Fran Maier was already rewriting the rules. As the co-founder of Match.com, she didn’t just help people find love online. She helped women feel safe doing it. And when her company was sold for a fraction of what it’s worth today, she didn’t quit. She started again.Fran’s story isn’t just about startups. It’s about stamina. It’s about the quiet power of women who see what’s missing and decide to build it themselves. From creating trust in the earliest days of the internet to leading a company that helps thousands of moms become entrepreneurs, Fran embodies what it means to take risks, get back up, and redefine what success looks like on your own terms.Key Takeaways:- Why focusing on women consumers was the secret to Match.com’s early success- Asking for help (and sometimes demanding it) can change everything- Every ending can be the start of your next act- Never shrink your ambition to fit the room- Take the risk and stop waiting for permissionLearn More About Fran:LinkedIn: Fran MaierWebsite: babyquip.compromo code LADYBUSINESS $20 off any order of $100 or more.https://www.babyquip.com/p/ladybusinessAbout Our Guest:Fran Maier is a pioneering serial entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience launching and scaling disruptive B2C and B2B internet businesses. Best known as Co-Founder and first General Manager of Match.com, Founder of privacy compliance leader TRUSTe (now TrustArc), and now Founder and CEO of BabyQuip—the world’s leading baby gear rental platform—Fran has built a career transforming industries and breaking boundaries as a Latina business leader. Since founding BabyQuip in 2016, Fran has redefined family travel and gig economy innovation. Through proprietary technology and a thriving community of independent contractors called Quality Providers, BabyQuip gives traveling families easy access to high-quality baby gear in over 2,000 markets. Under Fran’s leadership, the company has raised more than $12 million in seed funding and become a recognized leader in both the travel and parenting tech spaces. Earlier in her career, Fran helped launch and scale Match.com, where she built the company’s initial partnerships, introduced the first membership model, and focused on attracting women—a key differentiator that helped establish Match.com as the market leader. At TRUSTe, she led the transformation of the organization from a nonprofit to a for-profit, venture-backed company, raising over $10 million and positioning it as a pioneer in online privacy compliance. She also played a key role in launching BlueLight.com, a Kmart and SoftBank joint venture aimed at expanding internet access and e-commerce reach. A sought-after voice on entrepreneurship, tech innovation, and women in leadership, Fran has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Forbes, Travel + Leisure, CNBC, and more. She appeared on ABC’s Shark Tank and was profiled in the documentary She Started It, showcasing female founders.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 10/15/25 | ![]() S3Ep136: Scaling Yourself, Not Just Your Career with Sehreen Noor Ali, Founder of Te Cura Labs | There comes a moment for every ambitious woman when the grind no longer feels like growth. When the late nights, the accolades, and the endless “yeses” stop feeling like success and start feeling like survival.For Sehreen Noor Ali, that moment became a turning point. A venture-backed founder who had built her reputation in the fast-moving world of AI and startups, Sehreen had done everything “right.” Until life forced her to stop. And in that stillness, she discovered something most women never get the chance to find: space.Space to ask what do I really want?Space to imagine ambition that includes family, health, and joy.Space to say no without apology.Her story is a mirror for every woman who’s ever been told to keep pushing, keep performing, keep proving her worth. It’s proof that success doesn’t have to mean burnout and that the most radical thing a woman can do is redefine what achievement looks like on her own terms.Key Takeaways:Saying “no” is often the most powerful yes to yourself.Burnout can be the catalyst for a more aligned, intentional career.You don’t have to be an AI expert, just AI literate for the expert you already are.Mindset shifts can redefine what success looks like in every season of life.You can build ambition and balance if you make space for both.Learn More About Sehreen:LinkedIn: Sehreen Noor AliWebsite: sehreen.comAbout Our Guest:Sehreen Noor Ali spent years launching startups, most recently co-founding Sleuth, a Fast Company award winning platform that used crowdsourced data and AI to rethink how we approach children’s health. Today, she runs Te Cura Labs, helping modern leaders enter their next chapter with a thoughtful startup-style launch plan and a practical grasp of how AI can authentically extend their reach and reinforce their hard-earned expertise. She lives in New York City with her husband and two daughters.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 10/8/25 | ![]() S3Ep135: The Truth About Menopause with Joanna Strober, Co-Founder & CEO of Midi Health | For too long, women have been told to “just deal with it” when it comes to menopause. Symptoms dismissed, pain minimized, hormones ignored. Joanna Strober wasn’t willing to accept that, and she’s making sure the rest of us don’t have to either.As the co-founder and CEO of Midi Health, Joanna is rewriting the rules for women’s healthcare. Menopause isn’t a niche issue. It’s a universal experience for women. And yet the system wasn’t built for us. Joanna’s story is about building power in an overlooked market, creating access where there was none, and showing that women’s health is not only necessary, it’s non-negotiable.Key Takeaways:The best time to optimize women’s health is nowHow Joanna turned her personal health struggles into a national companyThe myths about perimenopause and menopause that are holding women backWomen need choices, not gatekeepers, when it comes to their healthMenopause is inevitable, but suffering through it doesn’t have to beLearn More About Joanna:Website: joinmidi.comLinkedIn: Joanna StroberInstagram: @joannastroberAbout Our Guest:Joanna Strober is a visionary healthcare leader and CEO/co-founder of Midi Health, the fastest-growing national telehealth clinic transforming how women navigate menopause and midlife. Since launching in 2021, Joanna has propelled Midi to serve tens of thousands of patients with insurance-covered, personalized care in all 50 states—filling a massive gap in women’s healthcare. Before Midi, she founded and scaled Kurbo Health, a digital platform tackling childhood obesity, which was acquired by WW in 2018.Recognized as a CNBC 2025 Changemakers and TIME100 Most Influential People in Health 2025, Joanna is a fierce advocate for women’s health equity. Her leadership has earned national honors—including a White House award for her groundbreaking campaign protecting women’s healthcare access—and sparked viral conversations that challenge the status quo, like forcing Noom to retract an ageist ad. Backed by visionary investors such as Sheryl Sandberg, Connie Britton, and Amy Schumer, Joanna is at the forefront of redefining care for women at midlife, driving real, systemic change in a historically neglected space.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 10/1/25 | ![]() S3Ep134: The Woman Who Reinvented How We Shop with Julie Bornstein, Founder & CEO of Daydream | Julie Bornstein was told she didn’t fit the mold of a founder. That the venture world doesn’t fund women at scale. That maybe she’d missed her chance. Instead, she raised $50 million and built Daydream, a company poised to transform the way we shop forever.Julie’s path proves a truth too often ignored: women with experience are not a liability, they are a force. They know how to lead. They know how to scale. They know how to create the future.This isn’t just Julie’s story. It’s the story of every woman who has ever been underestimated. Of every woman told she was “too much” or “too late.” Of every woman who knows in her bones that conviction, resilience, and vision matter more than anyone else’s doubt.Julie is living proof: women founders don’t just belong at the table. They build the table.Key Takeaways:Conviction is the most valuable currency when raising capital.Starting from scratch creates the freedom to innovate without old limits.The future belongs to the builders, not the bystanders.You’re never “too old” or “too late” to build something transformative.Resilience and risk-taking are essential muscles every founder must build.Learn More About Julie:Website: daydream.ingInstagram: @daydreamLinkedIn: Julie BornsteinInstagram: @julie.bornsteinAbout Our Guest:Julie Bornstein is the Founder and CEO of Daydream, the world’s first AI-powered, chat-based shopping agent built exclusively for fashion that introduces a radically new way to shop through personalized, conversational discovery. Daydream is backed by $50M in seed funding from top-tier investors, including Forerunner Ventures, Index Ventures, Google Ventures, and True Ventures. Previously, Bornstein was the Founder and CEO of THE YES, an AI-powered shopping startup for women’s fashion that was acquired by Pinterest in 2022 for its groundbreaking technology and extensive brand partnerships roster. Prior, Bornstein held leadership roles at startups including Stitch Fix, where she served as the COO and Board Member, helping to scale the company to $1 billion in under six years. She also built and led e-commerce at multi-channel retailers including Sephora as the CMO and Chief Digital Officer, as well as at Nordstrom and Urban Outfitters. Bornstein received a B.A. in Government from Harvard College and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. In addition, Bornstein currently holds board positions at Sweetgreen, WeightWatched and Redfin.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
| 9/24/25 | ![]() S3Ep133: Matcha Made Her Do It: The Rise of Matchaful with Hannah Habes, Founder & Chief Matcha Officer of Matchaful | Hannah Habes didn’t set out to spark a matcha movement. She set out to heal herself. What started as a personal health journey became the foundation for Matchaful, a brand that’s grown from Hannah biking around New York with a backpack full of matcha to seven thriving cafes and a wholesale business across the U.S.Too often, women are told to play it safe. Don’t quit the job. Don’t take the risk. Don’t go it alone. Hannah did the opposite. Along the way, she ignored the “rules,” trusted her instincts, and built her business with grit, creativity, and persistence.Key Takeaways:The real story behind bootstrapping and scaling Matchaful in New York CityWhy sustainable growth matters more than rapid expansionThe importance of owning your customer experienceWhy staying connected to your product’s source builds authenticity and trustBelieving in your product sometimes matters more than convincing skepticsLearn More About Hannah:Website: matchaful.comInstagram: @chiefmatchaofficerInstagram: @matchafulLinkedIn: Hannah HabesAbout Our Guest:Hannah Habes is the founder of Matchaful, a female-led botanical nutrition brand offering direct-trade, single-origin matcha, and plant-based snacks. After experiencing burnout in the food industry, she built Matchaful around transparency, ritual, and intentional sourcing, knocking on café doors with samples and whisking drinks herself, while holding off on launch until she found the perfect farm partner. From a solar-shaded tea farm in Shizuoka to NYC cafés known for refined sugar-free lattes and functional snacks, Hannah is reshaping wellness culture with sustainably sourced ingredients and calming, restorative experiences rooted in Japanese tradition.About Our Company, The Justice Dept.A female-focused advisory, consulting, and law firm advocating for female founders, talent, execs, and brands. We represent bo$$ ladies to make them 💰💰.Website: https://www.thejusticedept.com/YouTube: www.youtube.com/@jenniferjustice6653If you love what you are getting out of our show, please subscribe.This is a Lady Business LLC Production. | — | ||||||
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