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The Williams sisters are two of tennis’s most legendary stars. Though the odds were stacked against them, they out-hustled their competition and rose to the top. Venus and Serena were born in 1980 and 1981 (respectively) and grew up in…
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Lori Greiner, Inventor, Entrepreneur, and TV Personality Most people recognize Lori Greiner from the four-time Emmy award winning TV show, Shark Tank. While her keen judgment and entrepreneurial instincts have recently made her a household name and a fan-favorite on…
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Back in 2011, there were just twelve female CEOs of S&P Fortune 500 Companies. Now, eleven years later, there are forty-one. Each of these female CEOs is leading the way to a brighter, more equitable future. Each one inspires us at…
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AngeLink highly values diversity and makes a continual effort to celebrate every individual’s uniqueness. Here are four thought leaders in Diversity & Inclusion who greatly inspire us. Jacque Rushin Jacque is more than a thought leader–she’s a doer. As a…
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Dr. Bernice A. King was just five years old when her father was assassinated. Her mother tried to explain to her what his death would mean, both for the family and for the world. In an interview, Dr. Bernice King…
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As the CEO of the Special Olympics, Mary Davis is leading an inclusion revolution. The Special Olympics originally began as an informal summer camp in the early 1960’s, in Eunice Kennedy Shriver’s backyard. As the sister to then-president John F….
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After a twenty year career in graphic design and art direction, Racquel Jarmillo Palacio (R.J. Palacio) decided to write a children’s book. Since its publication in 2012, Palacio’s book has inspired its 16 million+ readers to #ChooseKind and has created…
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Turia Pitt was in the best shape of her life when she began running an ultra-marathon in the outback of Western Australia. But a sudden grassfire changed everything. She and five other runners had made it to a secluded stretch…
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Nzambi Matee recognized two massive problems in Nairobi, Kenya. The first was mounds of discarded plastic piled in ditches, rivers, fields, beaches, and roads. The second was an acute need for housing. With her new start-up, she’s solving both. Bright…
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Okay, let’s start with the basics: What is China’s 996 culture? ‘996’ is a reference to the expected work schedule in many Chinese tech and internet companies—employees arrive at 9 am and work until 9 pm, 6 days a week. …
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