Emily Sprinkle, also known as Emma Loggins, is a designer, marketer, blogger, and speaker. She is the Editor-In-Chief for Women’s Business Daily where she pulls from her experience as the CEO and Director of Strategy for Excite Creative Studios, where she specializes in web development, UI/UX design, social media marketing, and overall strategy for her clients.
Emily has also written for CNN, Autotrader, The Guardian, and is also the Editor-In-Chief for the geek lifestyle site FanBolt.com.
Paulina Colosio, though everyone calls her Pau, is a marketing professional, film enthusiast, and creative storyteller with a Bachelor of Arts in Marketing and Communications from Tecnológico de Monterrey, where she earned multiple academic recognitions for excellence throughout her program. During her time there, she interned at the campus radio station, Azul 83, developing and producing several projects such as podcasts and radio programs that explored campus life and her personal interests, particularly British music.
After graduating, Paulina co-founded BluHart Stories in 2023, an independent film production company born out of her desire to continue collaborating with her university friends to share their passion for creating audiovisual art and Mexican culture with the rest of the world. As Executive Producer and Co-Founder, she has played a key role in bringing a variety of artistic projects to life, including two award-winning short films, “La Tragedia de un Momento” and “Nadie Será Tú”, which were selected for multiple international film festivals, the web series “Señor Frijol,” and several music videos for local artists.
She is currently a Marketing Assistant at Excite Creative Studios, where she combines her creative background and strategic mindset to develop digital marketing campaigns.
Sarah Margaret is an artist who expresses her love for feminism, equality, and justice through a variety of mediums: photography, filmmaking, poetry, illustration, song, acting, and of course, writing.
She owns Still Poetry Photography, a company that showcases her passion for capturing poetic moments in time. Instead of poetry in motion, she captures visual poetry in fractions of a second, making cherished keepsakes of unforgettable moments.
She is the artist behind the Still Poetry Etsy shop, which houses her illustrations and bespoke, handmade items.
She is the author of intricacies are just cracks in the wall, a narrative poetry anthology that follows a young woman discovering herself as she emerges from an abusive relationship.
To learn more about her ongoing catalog of creative work, visit StillPoetryPhotography.com and follow her on social media.
Jackie is an Author, Speaker, CEO, Certified Business Coach and former Fortune 500 and Inc 500 Entertainment Executive.
After hitting severe burnout from years of overworking in high-stress environments, Jackie vowed to slow down and started her own consulting company in 2019. She quickly realized that the same cycle of overwhelm and burnout she experienced in her corporate career is what a lot of women fall into even in their own businesses. These days, Jackie helps Service-Based Entrepreneurs employ smart strategies to grow businesses without the overwhelm through her Education and Coaching Program, Full Circle Freedom™.
In her column on Women’s Business Daily, Jackie draws on her own journey along with the countless lessons she’s learned helping clients transform their work into businesses that put their quality of life first.
Learn more about Jackie’s work and gain access to educational resources at JackiePrutsman.com.
Alexandra C. Pauley is an Atlanta native and PhD candidate in political science at Georgia State University. Her research examines the social and political impact of dramatic narratives in popular TV shows and films. She has 7+ years experience conducting research and 5 years experience analyzing quantitative and qualitative data. Alexandra is currently serving as a GSU Provost’s Dissertation Fellow while completing her dissertation, “The Netflix Effect: How Binge Watching Episodic Dramas Influences Political Attitudes and Perceptions of Marginalized People.”
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