| Kathryn Minshew's smoking habits are unknown. |
| Kathryn Minshew does consume alcohol. |
| She previously worked as a management consultant at McKinsey. |
| She was involved in vaccine introduction projects in Rwanda and Malawi with the Clinton Health Access Initiative until 2010. |
| Minshew co-founded Pretty Young Professionals, a networking site for young professional women. |
| She, along with Alexandra Cavoulacos and Melissa McCreery, launched "The Muse" in 2011, aiding over 5 million professionals worldwide and supporting 700+ companies in hiring and branding. |
| Starting with under $3,000 and a small team, "The Muse" now serves over one million monthly users. |
| Overcoming obstacles in a male-dominated arena, she grew her business into a professional-development empire that secured $28 million in funding and attracts over 50 million users annually. |
| Minshew is an avid traveler, having visited 60 countries and expressed her love for adventure in interviews. |
| She authored the best-selling book "The New Rules of Work," released in April 2017 by Crown Business / Penguin Random House. |
| She has given talks at MIT and Harvard, appeared on shows like The "TODAY" Show and CNN, and contributes to prominent publications. |
| Her achievements have been recognized in media outlets such as Wired, Forbes, and Inc. |
| Minshew has been honored in Forbes' 30 Under 30 in Media and Inc.'s 15 Women to Watch in Tech in 2011 and 2012. |
