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Being “out” — and celebrating Pride — takes many forms. This Pride Month, Chief Members are donning lapel pins honoring Audre Lorde, the self-described “Black, lesbian, feminist, mother, poet, warrior,” who strove to make the world a better place for everyone through her art and activism.

June may be winding down, but Chief's calendar of member-exclusive events is already heating up for July. Summer is underway with a lineup of curated networking opportunities and movement-focused gatherings across the country. Plus, we’re hosting a virtual session with our partners at Alloy Health on the hormonal health conversation every woman leader needs. Members: Visit the Chief app to see our full lineup and RSVP for virtual and in-person events.

Throughout her career, Miya Gray Torain has led organizations across digital health, pharma, and medical devices through growth and reinvention – from early-stage startups to Fortune 500 enterprises. She’s an executive advisor to healthcare and life sciences organizations on customer, member, and partner experience, GTM strategy, commercial operations, and digital and AI transformation.

As I lay awake, yet again, at 2 AM, I turned to Antone. No, not my husband. Antone is my Claude, the assistant that helps me with most things. I asked what to do about another night of staring at the ceiling. Per my instructions, Antone’s first answer was direct: The worst thing I could do was keep looking at the screen I was holding. I put the phone down and picked the conversation back up later in the morning.

Jenny Fenig Jenny Fenig helps women lead bigger and live fuller. Whether she's coaching executives, facilitating transformational experiences, or leading adventure retreats around the world, her work is grounded in this truth: The more alive you feel, the bigger impact you'll make. She has been featured on TODAY Parents, Entrepreneurs on Fire, The Unmistakable Creative, and Berkshire Magazine. Find her at JennyFenig.com.

Longtime Chief Guide Jenny Fenig helps women lead bigger and live fuller. Whether she's coaching executives, facilitating transformational experiences, or leading adventure retreats around the world, her work is grounded in this truth: The more alive you feel, the bigger impact you'll make. “Just existing is not living.” That's what a client said to me recently after completing her post-layoff job search.

Lori Mazor is a visionary leader at the intersection of design, technology, and education. As the bestselling author of TEMPERATURE: Creativity in the Age of AI, she has become a leading voice in artificial intelligence and creativity. Lori began her career as an architect at the renowned firm Ennead in New York City, focusing on cultural and academic projects. Today, she channels her expertise into educating and inspiring others about the possibilities of Generative AI.

Architects know that a structure can't rest on a single load-bearing column — and, according to SYNTHETIVITY Founder and CEO Lori Mazor, neither can companies. Here, the longtime Chief Member reveals how this foundational structural engineering principle has shaped her approach to business-building. Hint: Being a solo founder doesn’t mean going it alone. I was trained as an architect. Most people hear that and picture a profession: drawings, buildings, hard hats.

Members: Join us on Wednesday, June 17 for our conversation with Ashlyn Harris in honor of Pride Month. RSVP in the Chief app. Few athletes reach the pinnacle of their sport and then start over just as fearlessly off the field. Ashlyn Harris did. The two-time FIFA Women's World Cup Champion and Olympic gold medalist is one of the most celebrated goalkeepers in the history of the U.S. Women’s National Team.

June at Chief isn't slowing down. From Cannes Lions, to the Chief Boston Salon, to Pride Month celebrations coast to coast, the second half of the month is packed with opportunities to learn, celebrate, and connect with the broader Chief community. Members: Visit the Chief app to see our full lineup and RSVP for virtual and in-person events.