Isla Rowntree doesn't sweat running her business too much—maybe that's because she's used to competing in the international spotlight at a cyclocross champ. After years as Britains National Cyclocross champ, she started Islabikes, taught herself how to run a business and taught the industry that a woman can run a sports company and make it look easy.

I have a confession. I am full blown obsessed with office supplies. So this December I wanted to share with you a few of my favorite things for the office and the badass girl running it. (PS. Be sure to keep reading to the end because you could win a package of all these things!)

We're starting something new here at Hatch Tribe, because we've discovered some stunning female entrepreneurs who fall into the bright, young, millennial age group—and we want to help them shine! Our first Millennial Moment spotlight is on Carlie Christenson.

If you don’t know Emma McIlroy by name, you might know her awesome Wild Feminist design...or you should! We are thrilled that between precious time with her fiance and being an A-1 badass boss, McIlroy took time to give the Tribe tips on how to be INTENSE.

Haven’t we all been told that if you do what you love, you will never work a day in your life? As a young creative, I have found that doing what you love is much more complex and challenging than it seems, it is in fact, work.

You know those people who just shine brighter in the face of challenges? That’s Christy Owenby. We’re thrilled to introduce her as this week’s Hatch Tribe Hero. The founder of a Louisiana-based marketing biz named MOXY Company, Owenby has launched products onto Neiman Marcus...

If there's one thing I hear from entrepreneurs over and over again, it's that you want a solid relationship with your finances. Simply put, you want to feel empowered by your finances. And yet money is one of these topics that can be challenging to talk about openly.

Katy Kippen is the type of woman that you immediately want to be best friends and business partners with—simultaneously. A down-to-earth Pacific Northwesterner who grew up learning about jewelry from her cowboy-esque grandfather in Montana, Kippen exudes the joy of Zooey Deschanel with the grace of Jackie O.

The dance of growth, both personally and professionally, requires taking steps forward, sideways, and backward. Otherwise you’re just standing in one spot bouncing to the beat. That’s awkward.

Kristen Schwiers proves that age doesn't need to stop a woman from launching. Rather than wait, Schwiers created Charleston Candle Co. as she was simultaneously enrolling in graduate school. Now her company is well off the ground and you can find her hand-poured, Charleston-inspired candles in shops along the coast.

Did you know that you’re a leader? Yes, YOU. The fact that you’re a woman entrepreneur alone sets you apart. Women-owned businesses account for only 31% of companies in the United States, with rates ranging from 1.5% in Saudi Arabia to 35% in Uganda. YOU are leading the way...

"I started this business because I wanted a direct hand in building a better world. It sounds cliché, but I want to be the best employer for women in Africa. The goal is huge, and the results will match the intent."