Meghan Markle is launching a podcast about female founders

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Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is back with her first new podcast “Confessions of a Female Founder,” in which she’ll share insights and stories from her own business ventures with other “notable” women entrepreneurs.

“I’m so excited to share with you something else I’ve been working on: “Confessions of a Female Founder,” my new podcast with @lemonadamedia! I’ve been having candid conversations with amazing women who have turned dreams into realities, and scaled small ideas into massively successful businesses. They’re opening up, sharing their tips, tricks (and tumbles), and letting me pick their brains as I build out my own business, As ever. It has been absolutely eye-opening, inspiring…and fun! (Because what’s the point if we can’t have some fun on this wild adventure?) The first episode is April 8th!”

Even though the concept of a podcast with a female founder is not new, Markle’s decision to expand her post-Royal business empire is not shocking.

She is currently launching As Ever, her lifestyle brand, to go along with her new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan.”

As the chief impact officer of the wellness firm BetterUp and a speaker at this year’s UpFront Summit, Prince Harry is also experimenting with startups and discussing how technology can propel global change. Meredith Maines, a former marketing partner at Lightspeed Ventures, was recently brought on board by the pair to oversee communications.

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