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Founder Anu Bhardwaj is a serial social entrepreneur and philanthropist, listed on the 2020 Inc. Magazine Global Top 100 Female Founders and one of seven female award recipients of the 2020 Transform Fund from the Islamic Development Bank (from a pool of 5,000 applicants worldwide). Anu also co-chaired the second annual Blockchain for Impact Summit at the United Nations in 2019, and is the founder of Women Investing in Women Digital with nearly 1 million followers and The State of Women Institute.

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Creative Director

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Our editor in chief Kimberly Hosey has been a professional editor and writer for over 15 years, covering everything from presidential debates to chili cookoffs. Driven by a passion for equity, justice, and the freedom for all to thrive; she is especially passionate about women’s issues—and the ways their lives and achievements shape and shake the world.

Special Projects

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Callie Roberson is a strategic designer with over 15 years of experience in brand development and design, with expertise spanning print, digital, UI/UX, and environmental applications.

As the founder of Manifestive Design—a WBENC and HUB-certified studio—she leads a team of creatives dedicated to producing marketing materials that are not only consistent and compelling but also infused with creativity.

While many people have a vision of how something should look, Callie specializes in bringing those ideas to life in fun and dynamic ways.

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Patrice Strong-Register is the founder and CEO of PLR Services LLC and the former executive director of The State of Women Institute, where she now serves as an active board member. She has served as the co-president of Ellevate (formerly 85 Broads) Arizona Chapter, a board member and director of finance for the National Sales Network organization, a facilitator for World Academy for Future of Women and UPI, and a past board member of the Sisterhood Extravaganza.