This month’s “Hatch Tribe Hero” is the ambitious and adventurous Kelly Rooney, founder of the colorful accessories brand Josephine Alexander Collective. This brand is built on sustainable practices, making it’s beautiful products that much more desirable.

Each month we bring you a “Hatch Tribe Hero,” a female entrepreneur who builds her business with passion and aspiration. This month, we’re proud to introduce Tanya Zhang of Nimble Made.

Each month we bring you a “Hatch Tribe Hero,” a woman who is rocking her business and building something with purpose. This month, we’re proud to present Shermaine Yim Pithie or Viola Grey.

Every month we take pride in introducing an entrepreneur as our “Hatch Tribe Hero.” This month we are proud to introduce you to Susan Brown of Mademoiselle Miel. Not only is she acting as a hero for the environment (save the bees!), but she is also a hero for our sweet tooth, creating luxurious and qualities sweet treats.

We love meeting the members of our Hatch Tribe Members Circle. Today we’re featuring Hayley Price of Straight to Art. She has built her company on passion, as well as a balance being appreciating the help that she has been given, and the drive to continue to help others.

Each month we bring you a “Hatch Tribe Hero,” a woman who is rocking her business and building something with purpose. This month, we’re proud to present Becky Mickletz of Remickz Marketing.

Lynn Le, the female entrepreneur behind Society Nine boxing gear, exploded into the ecommerce scene with a product that basically didn’t exist before she created it. Like many entrepreneurs, Le (29) saw a need and she fulfilled it. Since quitting her job at Nike and receiving a $15,000 grant from the city of Portland, Le has been featured in Forbes (multiple times), Insider...

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.