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about career advice and exalting her as their

role model for work success.

And, boom, Mogul was born.

An Entrepreneur Who Means Business

A self-taught coder, precocious Pham built a

very primitive, self-proclaimed “ugly” version

of Mogul and sent it to a couple of thousand

women whom she befriended

through emails. Within seven

short days, the site grew to more

than one million users, recently

launching its brand-new, way

“prettier” app worldwide.

A “Jill of all Trades,” Pham

also authored two books since

launching her superwoman

site, You Are a Mogul: How

to Do the Impossible, Do it

Yourself, and Do it Now and

Girl Mogul: Dream It, Do It,

Change the World. In addition

to all the female-empowering

perks, the online platform

is also partnered with some

famously successful females, whom Pham

aptly dubs “Mogul Mentors,” like Madeline

Albright, Katie Couric, Margaret Cho, and

Rebecca Minkoff among others. With a staff

of 40 employees and growing, pro-woman

Mogul also licenses software to Fortune

500 companies, including IBM and Ultimate

Software, with the intent to help attract a

diverse, driven talent pool, while working

toward a more level playing field, like equal

pay and opportunity within the workforce. A

continuous slate of self-help, “finding your

purpose” based webinars featuring notable

guest entrepreneurs are also offered to

Mogul members and is just a snippet of the

fringe benefits aspiring business women

can take away from the hugely resourceful

platform.

A Site with Star Power

Coming September, 1,500 goal-getting gals

will descend upon the concrete jungle of

NYC for a month of exclusive money-making

and goal-setting sessions headed by keynote

speaker and money maven Suzie Orman. The

finance and goal guru who recently joined

Mogul’s board of advisors lauded, “I knew her

[Pham’s] goal was to transform women and

their lives, especially young women. And, I

loved that because that doesn’t exist today.

It’s always a woman angle, and this wasn’t so

Keep in mind, a

“no” is just a “not

right now” that can

easily turn into an

emphatic “yes” with

hard work, patience,

perseverance, and

self-discovery.
”