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Our spring ChiefX Summits are around the corner, and our first lineup of speakers is stacked with mavericks in sports leadership, innovative brand builders, and powerful advocates. Headlining ChiefX Atlanta, Dallas, and Boston are: Atlanta │May 5 @pinkycole, CEO & Founder, @sluttyveganatl: the founder who built a $100M brand one plant-based burger at a time Jessica Robertson, Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer at @togethxr: the storyteller championing women’s sports and amplifying the voices of women athletes Dallas │May 15 @cyntgm, President & CEO, Marshalling Resources Consulting and Former CEO of @dallasmavs: the visionary who transformed the organizational culture behind a beloved team Boston │June 5 @ashleygraham, Supermodel, Entrepreneur, and Author: the multi-hypenate talent who is redefining beauty standards Our spring events are just the beginning. We’re bringing even more influential women to ChiefX throughout the year for exclusive conversations — stay tuned to see who’s joining us this fall in Chicago, Miami, DC, New York City, Los Angeles, and the Bay Area. Chief Members: we’ll see you at these one-of-a-kind summits soon, where bold ideas and powerful stories take center stage.

Three years ago, @simonebiles made a bold career choice: She withdrew from competition in the Summer Olympics. At the time, many considered this to be a personal failure. “What happened to fighting through injury, working through stuff you didn’t really wanna do?” one sportscaster complained. Biles is now returning to the Olympics with a key lesson that all executive women should carry with them: professional excellence doesn’t have to come at the cost of your health, in any form. We applaud Biles’s decision to prioritize her well-being, and we’ll be cheering her on as she competes in Paris 👏

“I wish that damn thing would close.” Check out Ellevest CEO @sallie.krawcheck’s hot take on the wage gap, plus AI, the old boys club, burnout, and more.

Honored to be named one of Chief’s New Era of Leadership Award recipients, alongside 100 powerhouse women who aren’t just navigating change, they are leading it. This isn’t just my recognition. It’s a celebration of our girls, our team, and the unapologetic belief that tech should look like everyone. At Black Girls Code, we’re not returning to what was. We’re reimagining what’s possible and building a future where no one has to shrink to lead. 💫🦋 #NewEraOfLeadership #BlackGirlsCode #WhoIsCodingYourFuture

If you’ve experienced feelings of anxiety when walking into a new room or a new role, you’re not alone. According to Business Revolver’s State of Workplace Empathy Study, 55% of CEOs experience performance-related anxiety. Taking notes from her son — the inspiration for her new book, “Harlem Honey” — @tamronhall manages her own leadership anxiety by embracing a sense of curiosity. It’s almost impossible to feel anxious when you’re truly curious about the people and ideas around you, Tamron explained during an exclusive event at our New York City Clubhouse. “Curiosity brings us closer to people, which brings us closer to being better leaders.” What are your tried-and-true methods for working through anxiety?

Our spring ChiefX Summits are around the corner, and our first lineup of speakers is stacked with mavericks in sports leadership, innovative brand builders, and powerful advocates. Headlining ChiefX Atlanta, Dallas, and Boston are: Atlanta │May 5 @pinkycole, CEO & Founder, @sluttyveganatl: the founder who built a $100M brand one plant-based burger at a time Jessica Robertson, Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer at @togethxr: the storyteller championing women’s sports and amplifying the voices of women athletes Dallas │May 15 @cyntgm, President & CEO, Marshalling Resources Consulting and Former CEO of @dallasmavs: the visionary who transformed the organizational culture behind a beloved team Boston │June 5 @ashleygraham, Supermodel, Entrepreneur, and Author: the multi-hypenate talent who is redefining beauty standards Our spring events are just the beginning. We’re bringing even more influential women to ChiefX throughout the year for exclusive conversations — stay tuned to see who’s joining us this fall in Chicago, Miami, DC, New York City, Los Angeles, and the Bay Area. Chief Members: we’ll see you at these one-of-a-kind summits soon, where bold ideas and powerful stories take center stage.

Three years ago, @simonebiles made a bold career choice: She withdrew from competition in the Summer Olympics. At the time, many considered this to be a personal failure. “What happened to fighting through injury, working through stuff you didn’t really wanna do?” one sportscaster complained. Biles is now returning to the Olympics with a key lesson that all executive women should carry with them: professional excellence doesn’t have to come at the cost of your health, in any form. We applaud Biles’s decision to prioritize her well-being, and we’ll be cheering her on as she competes in Paris 👏

“I wish that damn thing would close.” Check out Ellevest CEO @sallie.krawcheck’s hot take on the wage gap, plus AI, the old boys club, burnout, and more.

Honored to be named one of Chief’s New Era of Leadership Award recipients, alongside 100 powerhouse women who aren’t just navigating change, they are leading it. This isn’t just my recognition. It’s a celebration of our girls, our team, and the unapologetic belief that tech should look like everyone. At Black Girls Code, we’re not returning to what was. We’re reimagining what’s possible and building a future where no one has to shrink to lead. 💫🦋 #NewEraOfLeadership #BlackGirlsCode #WhoIsCodingYourFuture

If you’ve experienced feelings of anxiety when walking into a new room or a new role, you’re not alone. According to Business Revolver’s State of Workplace Empathy Study, 55% of CEOs experience performance-related anxiety. Taking notes from her son — the inspiration for her new book, “Harlem Honey” — @tamronhall manages her own leadership anxiety by embracing a sense of curiosity. It’s almost impossible to feel anxious when you’re truly curious about the people and ideas around you, Tamron explained during an exclusive event at our New York City Clubhouse. “Curiosity brings us closer to people, which brings us closer to being better leaders.” What are your tried-and-true methods for working through anxiety?