Women Entrepreneurs Episodes
205
May 1, 2026
Why Women Founders Get 2.3% of VC Funding and the Tactical Playbook to Change It with Anna Mazarsky
Women founders get 2.3% of VC funding. Not because they lack vision, grit, or ideas, but because the playbook they've been handed was built for men. In this episode, I sit down with Anna Mazarsky, founder of PinkX PowerCore, the first tactical platform built to close the funding gap from the inside out. Anna spent nearly two decades inside the fundraising world. When she pulled the data, she didn't find a confidence problem. She found a systems problem, a bias problem, and a pattern-matching problem no amount of mindset coaching was ever going to fix. So she stopped coaching and started building. We get into why female-led VC funds aren't moving the needle, why women consistently ask for less than they've earned the right to raise, and why 80% of something will always beat 100% of nothing. The system wasn't built for us. Anna is building the one that is.
Guest: Anna Mazarsky
36
May 6, 2022
36. The Power of Movement with Kodi Kitchen Berg
The founder of EQUIPT, Kodi Kitchen Berg is a mom, former model, and actress who understands the power of movement. Her fitness concept is different from others because it marries the idea of individualized movement, beauty, and sensuality. Kodi is build
Guest: Kodi Kitchen-Berg
30
Dec. 4, 2020
What It Means To Reinvent Yourself, With Lesley Jane Seymour
Today’s guest is Lesley Jane Seymour, the founder, and CEO of Covey Club. She’s also an editor, author, and entrepreneur. Adrienne and Lesley discuss the power that women hold, and the amazing things we can do with our families, relationships, companies,