Congratulations to the Yale women founders named to the first annual Marie Claire Power List. These three Yale game-changing alumnae are “breaking barriers in their field, building mega-successful businesses, battling discrimination, or standing up for what they believe in.”  

 To read the full list, visit Marie Claire's 1st Annual Power List.

Nell Diamond ’15, Yale School of Management
CEO & Founder, Hill House Home

Nell Diamond ’15 SOM is the founder and CEO of Hill House Home, a direct-to-consumer home and fashion company and the creator of the wildly popular Nap Dress. Diamond came up with the idea to start Hill House Home during her time as an MBA student at Yale School of Management.

April Koh ’16, Yale College
CEO & Co-founder, Spring Health

April Koh ’16 YC is the CEO of Spring Health, the mental health startup helping increase access to care, which she co-founded with Yale Ph.D. candidate and cofounder Adam Chekroud. Spring Health's current valuation is $2 billion, making Koh the youngest woman to run a unicorn— a multibillion-dollar company.

Amira Yahyaoui ’14 Yale World Fellow
Founder, Mos.com

Amira Yahyaoui is a Tunisian human rights advocate and founder of Mos, the financial technology company on a mission to disrup financial access for students and young adults.  The company has helped “more than 400,000 users access a pool of $160 billion in scholarships and personal advisors.”