The Stories Changing How Female Founders Are Seen.

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Our Approach

We don’t publish highlight reels.
We publish the real story.

LeadHer Magazine exists to amplify the raw, unfiltered realities of women building across every stage of business. We spotlight the late nights, the pivots, the losses, the motherhood moments, the doubt, and the breakthroughs. Because visibility builds credibility. And credibility builds access.


October Issue 4

Coming Soon!


Kathleen Griffith had mastered the art of following the path that was supposed to lead somewhere. Until she realized she didn’t want where it was taking her. Through heartbreak, entrepreneurship, self-doubt, and reinvention, she discovered that the biggest bet she would ever make wasn’t on her business. It was on herself.


July Issue 3

Coming July 13th!
Cassie Blakely spent years believing she needed to fix herself. What she found instead was something far more powerful: compassion for the woman she had spent so long criticizing. In learning to understand herself, she became a voice of hope for countless others navigating the same journey.

Also Featured In Issue 3


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April Issue 2

When everything she built fell apart, Erica Rankin chose to begin again. She turned failure into freedom, letting go of who she thought she had to be. She stopped hiding, and in doing so, became the voice so many founders didn’t know they needed.

Also Featured In Issue 2


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January Issue 1

When faced with a crossroads, Susana Briscoe-Alba chose to build something bigger. She turned a career setback into a platform for women to rise. She built the very table she wasn’t invited to sit at. Creating a platform where women of color can be seen, heard, and paid what they deserve.

Also Featured Inside Issue 1