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Jane Hanson

Jane Hanson

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Contributor, Forbes

New York

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Total articles 129

  • The Power Move: Why Female CEOs Are Choosing Purpose Over The Status Quo

    By Jane Hanson| Forbes Verified “This has completely enhanced my life. I’ve been able to do the thing that I love, which is building businesses - and also do it in a framework that impacts those that I love."Many women at the top of their game, like PetMeds’ CEO Sandra Campos quoted above, are rethinking the direction of their careers—not by stepping away from leadership, but by shifting toward work that better reflects their passions.

    By Jane Hanson · Forbes

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • How The High Atlas Foundation Transforms The Lives Of Moroccan Women

    By Jane Hanson| Forbes Verified “I’m very proud because now I’m a powerful woman.”That simple statement, made by Samira—a 33-year-old Moroccan woman who was married at 15, never had a job and was once too shy to show her face in public—captures the heart of what the High Atlas Foundation is achieving in Morocco. She shared these words with me during my recent volunteer trip to Morocco, and in that moment, her confidence and pride embodied the Foundation’s mission: transforming and empowering not only communities, but women.

    By Jane Hanson · Forbes

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • The Power Move: Why Female CEOs Are Choosing Purpose Over The Status Quo

    By Jane Hanson| Forbes Verified “This has completely enhanced my life. I’ve been able to do the thing that I love, which is building businesses - and also do it in a framework that impacts those that I love."Many women at the top of their game, like PetMeds’ CEO Sandra Campos quoted above, are rethinking the direction of their careers—not by stepping away from leadership, but by shifting toward work that better reflects their passions.

    By Jane Hanson · Forbes

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Forbes

New York, United States