About

We believe in the transformative power of female community.

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Our goals are simple
but not easy.

Our Vision

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Vision

We envision a world where the 
collective power of female changemakers not only reshapes leadership but also drives systemic transformation, ensuring that the voices of all women are amplified, their influence is globally recognized, 
and their impact fosters a more inclusive, equitable, and prosperous society 
across every sector.

Our Mission

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Mission

To empower every woman to see 
herself as a changemaker, capable of creating impactful change in all aspects 
of her life through authenticity, 
courage, and collaboration.

We're rewriting what it means to be an OverachieveHer.

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We're Emotional
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We're Stubborn

History has tried to define us but we're rewriting what it means to be an OverachieveHer.

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We're Emotional
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We're Bossy
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We're Vain
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We're Difficult
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We're Aggressive
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We're Stubborn
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Our Values

The values  guiding our actions

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Authenticity is a superpower

We honor the power of authenticity. By embracing our true selves and sharing our stories openly, we foster deep connections and mutual understanding within our community.

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Strength in diversity

We celebrate the richness of diversity and actively work to dismantle barriers that inhibit full participation. Inclusion is at the heart of our community. We actively strive to create a space where all voices are heard, valued, and celebrated.

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Respect as a priority

Whether in agreement or disagreement, we prioritize respectful communication. It’s about acknowledging each other’s perspectives, experiences, and boundaries to then build trust and foster meaningful connections.

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Fortune favors the bold

Courage is the cornerstone of our community. We encourage our members to embrace bravery in pursuit of their goals and dreams. Through fearless exploration and action, we inspire meaningful change and growth.

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Rising tides lift all boats

We believe in the power of collective success. By supporting and uplifting one another, we create a rising tide that lifts society as a whole. Together, we celebrate each other’s victories and navigate challenges as a united force.

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Let your hair down

It’s hard to empower others or change structures when we aren’t our best selves so we’re making it a point to infuse more joy into the journey. When the road gets tough, we ground ourselves in joy and recharge our spirits as we navigate the challenges together.

Meet the Women Leading the Movement

Our members are trailblazers, change agents, and leaders who refuse to be defined by circumstances. These are women who uplift others while realizing their own potential. Whether you’re an emerging leader or a seasoned executive, our community spans diverse industries, ages, races, and geographies—all united by a common mindset of excellence.

Adrienne Lawrence esq.

Former attorney, media host, award-winning author, and professor specializing in workplace strategy.

Ash Grewal

My journey has been defined by a relentless hustle, unwavering commitment, and a passion for making an impact.

Dr. Wheytnie Alexandre

Wheytnie's research helps fight diseases in resource-poor settings globally.

Brittany Allyn

Brittany is redefining what happiness and fulfillment look like in your 30s.

Ankita Parikh

From helping to build Moynihan Train Hall to running engineering projects across NYC.

Alicia Cyrus

Catch Alicia sharing her passion on the Thriving in the Game podcast.

Dr. Margaret Rutherford

Author, TedX Speaker, and podcast host with 30+ years of clinical psychology experience.

Megan Starkey

Marketing leader Fortune companies and a passionate singer and songwriter.

Kimmy Awad

With previous experience at Snap and Conde Nast, Kimmy excels at driving media innovation.

Rainy Castañeda

Fighting crime by day and inspiring youth as a track coach.
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Faqs

Frequently Asked Question

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What is the membership criteria for The OverachieveHers?
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Community Equals Equity

The not-so-hidden costs that keep us stuck.

The challenges we face aren’t individual ones. They stem from systemic issues. Whether in the boardroom or at home, women have paid the price with burnout, isolation, and being undervalued. The numbers speak for themselves:

80%

Many people with autoimmune disorders are women—often a direct result of stress and chronic pressure.

30%

Nearly one third of women consider themselves financially literate, even proefessionals at senior levels.

2.3%

Despite outperforming their male counterparts, 2.3% of venture capital goes to female founders.

60%

Too many executive women experience isolation and loneliness, impacting their sense of connectedness.

You’re not just capable of creating change—you are the change.

Are you ready to play your part in creating better outcomes?