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Glamourpreneurs: The Women Making Business Bold, Brilliant & Beautiful

It felt less like a formal interview and more like catching up with an old friend. When the Amazons Watch Magazine team connected virtually with Camila Fernández Achutti, CEO of MasterTech, Mexico, she appeared on screen with a quiet confidence, no entourage, no airs, just her laptop within reach and a disarming smile that instantly set the tone for an open conversation. Before the first question was even fully out, she leaned in with an eagerness that filled the screen. “Perfect, perfect,” she began warmly, “I fell in love with computing at the University of São Paulo, but really, I realized what computing was with my father.” As she recounted, her childhood home was full of codes and CDs, her father’s world of technology becoming hers by osmosis. “I just felt like coding, programming language, was a way to turn ideas into reality,” she explained. “It was magical in my…

Super Moms: Balancing Boardrooms and Bedtime Stories

At 7:30 a.m., Jennifer Locus is on her laptop, leading a video call with colleagues across three continents. By 8:00 a.m., she’s negotiating with her four-year-old about wearing socks to school. At noon, she’s presenting quarterly results to her company’s board. By 8:30 p.m., she’s curled up on the edge of her child’s bed, whispering the last line of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. This is not multitasking. This is modern motherhood. And it is nothing short of superhuman. The Quiet Revolution in Leadership The last decade has seen a quiet revolution. Across boardrooms, parliaments, and startups, mothers are no longer stepping back from leadership; they are stepping right into it. The numbers tell a story. As of 2025, women now hold 30.4% of board seats in U.S. public companies, up from 15% just a decade ago. However, only 7.7% are women of color, revealing the significant amount of work that…

Lisa Price: The Woman Who Bottled Love and Built a Beauty Legacy

“To name my company, I listed everything I was and wanted to be and realized the most special thing that I am is Lisa, Carol’s daughter.” – Lisa Price This is an extraordinary story and journey of love, resilience, and the alchemy of turning passion into purpose. What began in a small Brooklyn kitchen with just $100 in hand became Carol’s Daughter, a pioneering beauty brand that transformed the landscape of hair and skincare, celebrating the unique beauty and heritage of Black women worldwide. The Amazon’s Watch Magazine takes time to recognize her remarkable journey. From a Kitchen Hobby to a Beauty Legacy Lisa Price never envisioned herself as a beauty mogul. With a background in TV production, she found solace and creativity in mixing fragrances and experimenting with aromatherapeutic oils in her cramped Brooklyn kitchen. Initially, it was a hobby, a way to escape the demands of her day job.…

Dr Nath – A Determined Visionary in the Frontline of Sustainable Investments to Africa

By Hilaire Akollo

When I bumped into Dr Nathalie Beatrice Chinje-N Bodiong (fondly known as Dr Nath) in Cape Town a bit more than 20 years ago, I did not know that I was making a date with destiny. She was a Brand Manager at Woolworths – South Africa’s premium food and non-food retail chain listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. Since then, I have been witnessing closely and from afar, the rise and growth of a determined, principled, loyal, passionate and driven woman who is obsessed with Excellence in the areas of private sector development, women and youth entrepreneurship, intra-Africa trade and skills development in Africa.