Loreen Arbus is the first American woman to head programming for a national TV network. The daughter of the former chairman of ABC, she discusses leading Showtime and Lifetime to success, and how she proved herself beyond her family name.

Jean Case, CEO of the Case Foundation, helped turn AOL into a household name. She reveals how she transformed her success in the tech sector into new online platforms for social good.

Gail Federici has developed some of the most innovative products in hair care, including Color Wow and John Frieda. She reveals her secret to staying one step ahead and managing multiple empires.

SoulCycle CEO Melanie Whelan reveals how her age helped conquer gender inequity and built a spinning empire. She also explains how her branding expertise and love for community are fueling the fitness phenomenon that's rolling across the nation.

Metropolitan Capital CEO Karen Finerman is a best-selling author and a CNBC panelist. Finding vast success in the male-dominated hedge fund world, she reveals how she's managed hundreds of millions of dollars while raising two sets of twins.

Mitzi Perdue comes from two family business dynasties - Sheraton Hotels and Perdue Farms. She reveals how she established her own identity and how family businesses can achieve success when they give back to their communities.

Joann Lublin, the Wall Street Journal's management news editor, and author of the book "Earning It," talks about the challenges women executives continue to face in today's workplace. Plus, the #MeToo movement -- and when it becomes a Catch-22.

Brown Brothers Harriman's Ali Hutchinson and the Wall Street Journal's Anne Tergesen join Annmarie Fertoli to examine challenges women face when saving for the future. They also discuss how to become more financially savvy.

Venture capitalist Amy Nauiokas is co-founder of digital investment firm Anthemis. She reveals key management skills that helped her succeed in media, financial services and other areas.

Skinnygirl founder Bethenny Frankel, Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran, and Birchbox's Katia Beauchamp have all created their own business empires. They share their secrets with the Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher.

Ellevest's Sallie Krawcheck, Charles Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders and Morgan Stanley's Carla Harris have all blazed a trail to the top. They shared their secrets this year with the Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher.

Dottie Herman is CEO of Douglas Elliman, one of America's leading residential real estate companies. She reveals her path from surviving childhood trauma to her success as "America's Richest Self-Made Woman in Real Estate."

Constance Schwartz, co-founder of SMAC Entertainment with partner Michael Strahan, discusses how working her way up in the NFL created the "bring it on" attitude she needs to succeed at making deals in Hollywood.

Billionaire philanthropist Sukey Novogratz discusses how embracing a life of mindfulness and meditation led her to overcome sexual assault, and to ultimately find the most success and fulfillment in giving back.

Birchbox co-founder Katia Beauchamp created a monthly subscription box service of curated quality beauty products that changed the business of beauty-shopping. She shares how she continues to keep her drive to succeed, as well as her top career tips for working women.

As we celebrate the abundance in our lives this holiday season, filmmaker Lori Silverbush and celebrity-chef husband Tom Colicchio advocate to help feed the less fortunate. They discuss how to find your charitable passion, and the successful woman's secret to giving back.

Liz Ann Sonders, Charles Schwab's chief investment strategist, reveals the key relationships that helped her become one of the most influential people in finance. She also explains why male-dominated industries like Wall Street still have exceptional opportunities for women.

Media personality and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel discusses how she turned her reality TV stardom into a multi-million dollar "Skinnygirl" brand -- and why persistence and organization remain the driving force behind her growing empire.

Real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran turned a $1,000 loan into one of New York's largest real estate companies, "The Corcoran Group." She discusses the "gut" instincts that led to her success and how they remain the key to her role as investor on ABC's "Shark Tank."

Sallie Krawcheck, CEO of Ellevest, discusses the new wave of financial feminism, closing the gender money gap, and how her success as one of Wall Street's most powerful women led her to redefining investing for women.

At a special Wall Street Journal event, Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg reveals the challenges women still face in the workplace. The founder of LeanIn.Org explains what companies can do next.

Former "Little House on the Prairie" star Melissa Francis discusses her path from child actress to Harvard graduate to television journalist. She offers insights on investing, making career decisions, and managing family life.

Carla Harris at Morgan Stanley is one of the most influential women on Wall Street. She discusses her path to power, key moments in her life, and her secrets for financial success.

Women stand to control billions of dollars in the coming years as part of a 30-trillion dollar wealth transfer in America. A-List experts and successful leaders join the Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher to reveal how women can empower themselves and establish financial and professional stability.