Tired of being the only woman in the room, Ashley runs a non-profit, volunteer-led organization to help bridge the gap between people and technology and make STEM careers more accessible to women.

There is power in just waking up every day excited to pursue the work that’s right in front of you. DesJean is a living, breathing example of that power.

She could use her training in acupuncture for a lot of different things, but Seneca chooses to use it for fertility enhancement because she believes there’s nothing like the feeling of helping someone conceive.

She’s driven to impact her community through her design and branding skills, but Emily doubles down on her impact by prioritizing working with clients who do the same.

In addition to being a published poet, Julane’s work of keeping Oklahoma City’s business landscape fertile through personal, professional and even spiritual consulting is never finished.

As a County Commissioner, Carrie knows she can only do so much. So she’s put her energy into not only her role, but creating a community of people more involved and engaged in government that will outlast the legacy she can leave on her own.

On the surface it looks like Kat owns a commercial and residential cleaning business. Below the surface, you see her heart is for equipping other women with the skills and opportunities they need to make a living.

Marissa faced a lot of challenges growing up, but she somehow rallied to create a better future for herself and her children.

Her list of accolades is a mile long, but what makes Mautra special isn’t the awards. It’s that at every stage, she chooses to grow her impact, never settle and never get complacent.

Shannon Conner owns a thriving wellness startup and encourages all the women around her by being an open book about her personal experiences. She shares her story on this episode of The Wildly Capable Woman podcast.

Her life’s work lies in raising five children on five acres with a slew of animals all while her husband serves in the military. And as if that wasn’t enough, Shea Mathis is opening a coffee shop to keep serving her community. Learn more about Shea on this episode of The Wildly Capable Woman Podcast.

Tracy is affectionately known as a “firecracker full of love,” and somewhere between running a business and hosting a podcast, she makes time to pour into everyone around her. Learn more about Tracy on this episode of The Wildly Capable Woman Podcast.

Trenesha Simpkins uses everything she’s been given to empower other people to show up as their best selves. A real estate agent and so much more, she shares her story on this episode of The Wildly Capable Woman podcast.

Valerie Riley is a wildly successful business owner with a serious commitment to people over profit. Learn more about her on this week’s episode of The Wildly Capable Woman podcast.

Teara Flagg Lander is a wife and mom who’s living her calling as a diversity, equity and inclusion practitioner as a professional and personally. She launched her consulting business during the pandemic and said although she loves being acknowledged for her hard work, it’s her work creating a bright future for her sons that truly fulfills her.

Piper Riggs is a wife, mom and entrepreneur who lives for seeing other people succeed. It’s what’s truly makes her stand out in a field of other marketing experts.

Kelli Dupuy’s list of accomplishments is a mile long. But what landed her in Hundred Magazine is her genuine heart for helping others. It’s what’s fueled all her success in her non-profit and volunteer work and her home life. Learn more about Kelli on this week’s Wildly Capable Woman Podcast.

Dr. Noor Jihan Abdul-Haqq is a wife, mom and one of the only Black female physicians in Oklahoma City who owns her own practice (and is opening a second location!). She mentors, serves the homeless and helped open a local clinic for the uninsured in 2020.

Jami Hood is a teen mom and a recovering addict with a criminal record. But what makes her a Wildly Capable Woman is that she refuses to be defined by any of her mistakes. She’s also a paralegal who works for the district attorney who once prosecuted her.

Sherry Dale uses her unique problem-solving skills and training as a CPA to help others have big picture vision and understand how to execute on goals to make them reality.