Every month, we bring you an amazing female entrepreneur who embodies the powerful spirit and style we cultivate at Hatch Tribe. Meet this month's Hatch Tribe Hero, Eden Dawn!

Every month, we bring you an amazing female entrepreneur who embodies the powerful spirit and style we cultivate at Hatch Tribe. Meet this month's Hatch Tribe Hero, Laura Tully! She is a wardrobe stylist and influencer, and she goes well beyond beautifying…

Artist Cory McBee is both a type-A, hyper-organized and business-minded fempreneur that succeeded at a corporate career for decades and built her Modern South Studio into a sustainable business, and she’s a mother who has dance parties in her home studio. That balance of levity and work ethic is exactly what makes her our Hatch Tribe Hero of the month. 

Meet Megan Bruneau, our Hatch Tribe Hero of the month. When not interviewing people like Deepak Chopra for her podcast, she works as a psychologist and coaches clients around the world. Known as the “Millennials’ therapist,” Megan talks a lot about the weirdness of being a young entrepreneur in NYC and her own mental health struggles.

With a name like Half Roast Chicken, you have to look. 

Artist Eve de Haan started out by getting her degree in Theology. Now she creates neon art that's been in the Museum of Neon Art in Los Angeles, GQ, The Times Style, Refinery29 and a Nike campaign. 

As an artist and a smart businesswomen, De Haan is proving that passion and prudence are not mutually exclusive.

We usually highlight a female entrepreneur or #ladyboss as our Hatch Tribe Hero—this month we’re doing something a little different and we are thrilled to feature Brooks Reitz as our Hero of the month!

What happens when a yogi and a journalist who are both inspiring female entrepreneurs combine forces? Today we're breaking the mold of our Hatch Tribe Hero interview series to feature both hosts of The Peaceful Truth! Meghan Hohertz is the yogi and Kenzie Meek-Beck is the journalist. Together, they are the two Texas entrepreneurs living in Seattle and playing double-duty as...

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...

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.

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.

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...

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.