# Jennifer Justice

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The Health Data Women Aren’t Being Given with Dr. Florence Comite

Your doctor says your results fall within the “normal range.” But what happens when you know something still isn’t right? Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 166 On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Dr. Florence Comite, founder of the Comite Center for…

Surviving a Boardroom Takeover Attempt with Nicole Eckels

Building a company is one thing. Keeping control of it is another. Nicole Eckels moved to Australia armed with nothing but a hunch that the country's beauty market was missing something. She didn't have a business plan or industry experience, just an obsession with fragrance and a refusal to accep…

The Auto Industry Has a $500 Billion Blind Spot with Tamara Warren

Tamara Warren has spent decades test-driving thousands of cars, covering the automotive industry as a journalist, and watching one truth play out over and over again: women drive the majority of car-buying decisions, yet the industry still isn't built with them in mind. Takin’ Care of Lady Busines…

The Women Who Get Ahead Aren't Smarter. They Ask. — with Caroline Dell

Your biggest career opportunities may not come from what you know, but from who remembers your name. Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 169 On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Caroline Dell, Co-founder and CEO of Goodword, to explore why your network…

She Bootstrapped The Laundress for 15 Years, Then Sold It to Unilever — with Lindsey Boyd

Building a company once teaches you how to survive. Building one again shows you what you actually learned. Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 170 Lindsey Boyd, left her dream job at Chanel to co-found The Laundress, bootstrapping the company for 15 years before selling it to Unilever. Now she'…

She Asked for $100K. She Got $1 Million with Emily Ramshaw

The first thing women are asked to prove is often the thing they’ve already spent years proving. Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 171 Emily Ramshaw had nearly two decades in nonprofit media when she started The 19th, a national newsroom focused on gender, politics, and policy. She knew how to…

Target Said No. A Decade Later They Came Back. — with Nancy Yen

Sometimes the best growth strategy is refusing to grow the way everyone tells you to. Takin’ Care of Lady Business 172 Nancy Yen was working as a management consultant and merchandiser at The Gap when a problem she kept running into as a mom sparked the idea for OmieLife. She wanted a better way …

Why 52% of Women Are Now Asking for Prenups with Julia Rodgers

The conversation most couples avoid before marriage is often the one that can protect them the most. Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 173 Julia Rodgers, a family law attorney, saw the same pattern play out repeatedly. Women stepped away from their careers to care for children or family member…

Women's Health Isn't a Charity. It's a $400B Market.

Women’s health does not have an awareness problem. It has an infrastructure and capital problem. Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 174 Anna Samuelsson knows exactly what happens when a market is treated like a niche instead of an investment opportunity. As Managing Director and Partner at Fact…

AI is Flattening Us Into a Statistical Vanilla Center with Patrice Poltzer

The more we outsource our thinking to AI, the more we all start to sound the same. Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 175 Patrice Poltzer, former Today Show producer and co-founder of My StoryPro, has spent decades helping people recognize the value of their own stories. Now, she's tackling a n…