When corporate strategist turned nonprofit advisor Sherry Quam Taylor tripled her organization’s revenue during a recession, she realized that most nonprofits fail not because of mission, but because of business infrastructure. Today, she helps CEOs build scalable, revenue-strong organizations that fund real impact. In this episode, Sherry talks with Aggie and Cristy about investing in yourself, raising future CEOs, saying no with confidence, and why nonprofits should run like businesses.

Jenn Harris has reinvented herself more times than most people change careers. From aspiring golf pro to entrepreneur to CEO, her journey has been driven by curiosity, courage, and a relentless desire to solve problems. In this Badass Women in Business feature, Jenn shares how she built confidence through golf, created spaces for women to connect, and learned to lead through uncertainty, pregnancy, and company transformation. Her story is about resilience, reinvention, and redefining success on her own terms.

Kate Wolff left big agency life to build something different. She went on to launch four companies rooted in creativity, equity, and bold leadership. In this episode, she shares the unfiltered truth about failure, fundraising, and what it really takes to build a business that lasts.

Christina Lenkowski, founder of Publicity by Christina, shares how she built a boutique podcast PR agency by doing things differently. From guaranteeing client results to treating visibility as a measurable business strategy, she breaks down the power of podcast guesting, what most people get wrong about publicity, and why relationships are the real return on investment.

Global brand strategist Yuki Bi joins the Badass Women in Business podcast to share how she built Helios Worldwide across four continents without shortcuts or compromises. From her early days in Canadian marketing to leading integrated strategy for global brands, Yuki unpacks the lessons that came from burnout, cultural missteps, and bold decisions. She shares how structure, clarity, and emotional honesty shaped her leadership; and why real growth often begins in the hardest moments.

Libby DeLucien didn’t build her business from a vision board. She built it while navigating a divorce, a custody battle, and starting over with nothing but her experience and work ethic. In this episode, Libby shares how she went from cleaning houses to running a national franchise and two software companies. We talk about her 1 Layer Deep systems approach, the family meetings that guide her business decisions, and how she redefined what it means to be a good mother and a strong leader. If you’ve ever felt stretched too thin, her story will change the way you think about growth.