Madeline Haydon – Nutpods
Madeline was on her vacation while pregnant when she got frustrated with the non-dairy creamer options. Quickly enough, she created her recipe for nutpods. The Kickstarter campaign was a success, and today, Madeline’s business has expanded into more than 13,000 retail stores.
Aisha Pinky Cole – Slutty Vegan
Aisha’s Slutty Vegan is one of those places where people can enjoy the best meatless burgers with tasty toppings made of vegan bacon, cheese, caramelized onions, and her signature secret sauce. Aisha also founded a non-profit organization Pinky Gives Back, to help people of colour follow their entrepreneurial dreams.
Rachel Drori – Daily Harvest
Being a busy mom, Rachel had to think about saving time and still getting fresh and vegan produce in her diet. Daily Harvest brings women like her smoothies, bowls, lattes, and other vegan food. This food delivery is an affordable and healthy option for those who don’t have the time to worry about food.
Chloe Coscarelli – The Vegan Cafe
Chloe is an award-winning chef and cookbook author. She was the first vegan chef to win a culinary competition. Naturally, her passion and talent helped her create The Vegan Cafe. The Cafe has the reputation of having the most delicious vegan baked goods, and Chloe is famous for her vegan rainbow-sprinkle cake.
Marion Hanania – Good Guys Don’t Wear Leather
Marion is proof that the vegan movement should go beyond food. She founded the retail company and created 100% vegan and ethical shoes. Her company is cruelty-free, sustainable, with good working conditions for all.
Summary
These five female entrepreneurs in the vegan world don’t plan to stop. They prove that being a vegan means being healthy and conscious of the world around you.
https://vegworldmag.com/top-5-female-entrepreneurs-in-the-vegan-world/
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