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Tennille Robinson

Tennille Robinson

Verified

Programming Lead, Chief

New York

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  • BE Next: Fearless Young Entrepreneurs Reveal Most Valuable Play

    By Tennille Robinson| Black Enterprise Verified Age is just a number. Yeah right. Take youth, smarts, tenacity, ambition, savvy, and fearlessness (a little bit of swagger doesn’t hurt either) and you’ve got a near-perfect entrepreneur. Of course, in their eyes, it’s just another day at the office. Call it what you will, young entrepreneurs know how to make money. This group of tenacious businesspeople, age 21–35, represents the cusp of a changing entrepreneurial landscape, which they have the potential to soon dominate.

    By Tennille Robinson · Black Enterprise

    Jun. 23, 2016

  • Women of Power: Envisioning the Bigger Picture

    By Tennille Robinson| Black Enterprise Verified Motivational speaker and author Lisa Nichols’ presence speaks louder than words. It’s as if you know that she knows that she is a catalyst in inspiring people to seize control of their lives and be who we need to be. At the Women of Power Summit keynote breakfast on Friday, Nichols took all of the energy in the room and not only magnified it but redistributed it — but not before adding her own to the collective.

    By Tennille Robinson · Black Enterprise

    Nov. 25, 2014

  • BE Next: Fearless Young Entrepreneurs Reveal Most Valuable Play

    By Tennille Robinson| Black Enterprise Verified Age is just a number. Yeah right. Take youth, smarts, tenacity, ambition, savvy, and fearlessness (a little bit of swagger doesn’t hurt either) and you’ve got a near-perfect entrepreneur. Of course, in their eyes, it’s just another day at the office. Call it what you will, young entrepreneurs know how to make money. This group of tenacious businesspeople, age 21–35, represents the cusp of a changing entrepreneurial landscape, which they have the potential to soon dominate.

    By Tennille Robinson · Black Enterprise

    Jun. 23, 2016

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Chief

Chief is a membership-based professional network designed for senior women executives. Founded in 2019 by Carolyn Childers and Lindsay Kaplan, the organization is headquartered in New York City and reached a valuation of $1.1 billion in 2022. Chief focuses on leadership development, peer networking, and career advancement for women in executive roles. The network connects members through executive networking opportunities, mentorship programs, and cross-industry collaborations. It offers leadership development workshops and expert-led sessions tailored to the challenges faced by executives. Members have access to both virtual and in-person engagement through clubhouses located in major cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, and London. Chief serves over 20,000 members, with a significant portion employed by Fortune 100 companies.

New York, New York, United States

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Founded: 2019