You've been walking a tightrope. It's time to turn it into a platform.
Hello Moxie is a leadership development and mentorship community for women in tech who are done shrinking — and ready to lead on their own terms.
You've been walking a tightrope. It's time to turn it into a platform.
Hello Moxie is a leadership development and mentorship community for women in tech who are done shrinking — and ready to lead on their own terms.
You don't need to be fixed. You need a place that finally tells you the truth.
Rooted
Clarity & Foundation
Seed
Grounded Growth & Self Trust
Spark
Strengths & Alignment
Sprout
Courage & Bold Risk
Speak
Voice &
Influence
Shine
Multiplier &
Legacy
You don't need to be fixed. You need a place that finally tells you the truth.
We know the tightrope well. Too confident and you’re “difficult.” Too calm and you’re “cold.” Too visible and you’re “self-aggrandizing.” That’s not a you problem. That’s a system problem. And dismantling it starts with connection — with yourself and with others.
Hello Moxie is an intentionally intimate community for women in tech — built on the radical premise that you were never the problem. Through the Moxie Method™, we guide you back to your own voice, wisdom, and power. In small cohorts, with women who get it, led by a senior woman in tech who’s walked your path.
Rooted
Clarity & Foundation
Seed
Grounded Growth & Self Trust
Spark
Strengths & Alignment
Sprout
Courage & Bold Risk
Speak
Voice &
Influence
Shine
Multiplier &
Legacy
Led by Brilliant Women
Who’ve Been There
Kris Harrington
Driving digital transformation
in the manufacturing
sector.
Antoinette Mkwapitira
Leading agile teams
to build robust eCommerce solutions.
Rachel Cunliffe
Founder & Lead Designer, Cre8d Design
Blending design, strategy, and data to build high-performing digital experiences.
Ksenia Zvereva
Empowering developer communities in the
fintech space.
Beth Shero
Helping brands scale through innovative eCommerce solutions.
Karen Bulluck
Helps women leaders take bold risks and lead with impact.
Avani Oswal
Blending business strategy
and technology as a Wharton MBA.
Catrine Rhenberg
Helping women build financial freedom through self-worth and embodied leadership.
Nicole Teriaca
Director of Digital Strategy & Strategic Partnerships
Helping transform brands through eCommerce strategy and vision
Led by Brilliant Women
Who’ve Been There
You’ll be matched with and supported by senior women in tech who’ve faced the same friction, and moved through it.
Kris Harrington
Driving digital transformation
in the manufacturing
sector.
Antoinette Mkwapitira
Leading agile teams
to build robust eCommerce solutions.
Rachel Cunliffe
Founder & Lead Designer, Cre8d Design
Blending design, strategy, and data to build high-performing digital experiences.
Ksenia Zvereva
Empowering developer communities in the
fintech space.
Beth Shero
Helping brands scale through innovative eCommerce solutions.
Karen Bulluck
Helps women leaders take bold risks and lead with impact.
Avani Oswal
Blending business strategy
and technology as a Wharton MBA.
Catrine Rhenberg
Helping women build financial freedom through self-worth and embodied leadership.
Nicole Teriaca
Director of Digital Strategy & Strategic Partnerships
Helping transform brands through eCommerce strategy and vision
Built by a Woman Who’s Been in the Room
I Built Hello Moxie Because I Couldn’t Find It
When I finally burned out — really burned out, not just tired but numb, angry, and dreading every Monday — I didn’t need another productivity hack. I needed a room full of women who got it.
I needed someone to tell me the truth: the system was broken, not me. That what I’d been calling ambition was actually a trauma response I’d been rewarded for my whole career. That the voice I’d spent years learning to silence still had something important to say.
That room didn’t exist. So I built it.
Hello Moxie is the place I was looking for. The Moxie Method™ is the framework I wish someone had handed me ten years earlier — grounded in resilience science, positive psychology, and the lived reality of what it actually costs to survive and lead in tech as a woman.
I’m not here to help you perform better. I’m here to help you come home to yourself — and lead from there.
Because you were never meant to spend your career on a tightrope. You were meant to own the stage.
Built by a Woman Who’s Been in the Room
I Built Hello Moxie Because I Couldn’t Find It
When I finally burned out — really burned out, not just tired but numb, angry, and dreading every Monday — I didn’t need another productivity hack. I needed a room full of women who got it.
I needed someone to tell me the truth: the system was broken, not me. That what I’d been calling ambition was actually a trauma response I’d been rewarded for my whole career. That the voice I’d spent years learning to silence still had something important to say.
That room didn’t exist. So I built it.
Hello Moxie is the place I was looking for. The Moxie Method™ is the framework I wish someone had handed me ten years earlier — grounded in resilience science, positive psychology, and the lived reality of what it actually costs to survive and lead in tech as a woman.
I’m not here to help you perform better. I’m here to help you come home to yourself — and lead from there.
Because you were never meant to spend your career on a tightrope. You were meant to own the stage.
Trusted By
Trusted By
Strongly Recommended by 9 out of 10 Participants
Putting This Cohort Among the Top-Rated Programs
in the World
“I kept running into a wall in my career. I wasn’t being seen or heard in the rooms where my voice should have made the difference. I’d often been told I ‘get in my own way,’ but no one could explain what that meant.
I’d tried mentoring programs before, but they lacked structure and real outcomes.
Hello Moxie felt different right away. It’s intentional, thoughtfully designed, and close-knit. For the first time, I have a clear framework and support system that’s genuinely helping me move forward.”
Laura M.
Cohort Participant
“When I joined Hello Moxie, I had just been laid off. I felt lost and overwhelmed — like I was standing in front of a blank canvas with no idea where to begin. I didn’t join because I had answers. I joined because I needed support, perspective, and space to process what this moment meant.
This experience has helped me slow down, rebuild trust in my instincts, and move forward with clarity instead of fear. I’m leaving feeling grounded, open, and genuinely excited about what’s next.”
Kyla T.
Cohort Participant
“I joined this program because I was craving community. After leaving a 20-year career, I felt disoriented — unsure who I was without that identity. In this cohort, I experienced something I didn’t expect: being truly seen. Not fixed. Not rushed. Just met exactly where I am.
It helped me realize how much of my life had been shaped by survival rather than alignment. That’s been uncomfortable, but also eye-opening.
I don’t have everything figured out, but I have awareness, curiosity, and I no longer feel alone.”
Leanne S.
Cohort Participant
Strongly Recommended by 9 out of 10 Participants
Putting This Cohort Among the Top-Rated Programs
in the World
“I kept running into a wall in my career. I wasn’t being seen or heard in the rooms where my voice should have made the difference. I’d often been told I ‘get in my own way,’ but no one could explain what that meant.
I’d tried mentoring programs before, but they lacked structure and real outcomes.
Hello Moxie felt different right away. It’s intentional, thoughtfully designed, and close-knit. For the first time, I have a clear framework and support system that’s genuinely helping me move forward.”
Laura M.
Cohort Participant
“When I joined Hello Moxie, I had just been laid off. I felt lost and overwhelmed — like I was standing in front of a blank canvas with no idea where to begin. I didn’t join because I had answers. I joined because I needed support, perspective, and space to process what this moment meant.
This experience has helped me slow down, rebuild trust in my instincts, and move forward with clarity instead of fear. I’m leaving feeling grounded, open, and genuinely excited about what’s next.”
Kyla T.
Cohort Participant
“I joined this program because I was craving community. After leaving a 20-year career, I felt disoriented — unsure who I was without that identity. In this cohort, I experienced something I didn’t expect: being truly seen. Not fixed. Not rushed. Just met exactly where I am.
It helped me realize how much of my life had been shaped by survival rather than alignment. That’s been uncomfortable, but also eye-opening.
I don’t have everything figured out, but I have awareness, curiosity, and I no longer feel alone.”
Leanne S.
Cohort Participant
About The Show
This show is a celebration of the women who have inspired us.
We tell the stories of changemakers past and present.
Stories that will help you cultivate your voice and use it courageously.
About The Show
This show is a celebration of the women who have inspired us.
We tell the stories of changemakers past and present.
Stories that will help you cultivate your voice and use it courageously.
Real Stories to Help You
Live with Moxie
Born from the Hello Moxie podcast, this book gathers the bold, beautiful voices of women past and present as they share their moxie moments.
Buy your copy now and let their stories spark your own. Draw strength by connecting with everyday women and unforgettable heroines.
Real Stories to Help You
Live with Moxie
Born from the Hello Moxie podcast, this book gathers the bold, beautiful voices of women past and present as they share their moxie moments.
Buy your copy now and let their stories spark your own. Draw strength by connecting with everyday women and unforgettable heroines.
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Who Has Inspired Our Guests
Sarah Blakely
American businesswoman and philanthropist. She is the founder of Spanx, an American intimate apparel company with pants and leggings, founded in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2012.
Roberta Bondar
Astronaut, neurologist and consultant. She is Canada's first female astronaut and the first neurologist in space.
Sandra Day O'Connor
An American attorney, politician, and jurist who served as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1981 to 2006. Nominated by President Ronald Reagan, O'Connor was the first woman to serve as a U.S. Supreme Court justice.
Margaret Hamilton
American computer scientist. She was director of the Software Engineering Division of the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory, which developed on-board flight software for NASA's Apollo program.
Kathrine Virginia Switzer
An American marathon runner, author, and television commentator. In the year 1967, she became the first woman to run the Boston Marathon as an officially registered competitor.
Maya Angelou
American memoirist, poet, and civil rights activist. She published seven autobiographies, three books of essays, several books of poetry, and is credited with a list of plays, movies, and television shows spanning over 50 years.
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