Genevieve Bos

Enigmatic entrepreneur Genevieve Bos is the founding publisher and co-owner of Pink—the nation’s only national magazine and website designed exclusively for career women. Now entering its third year, the award-winning magazine inspires readers to have a beautiful career and a beautiful life. Bos has helped guide the publication from a start-up magazine to an award-winning national success, establishing herself as an influential and inventive businesswoman.

Described by some as “Fortune meets Oprah,” Pink has won multiple national industry awards for both the magazine and online design and content, growing the subscription base by over 40 percent and gaining a passionate national fan base and awareness with America’s most influential women. In fact, many of America’s top companies have embraced Pink. Organizations like Cisco, Dell, GE, The Home Depot, KPMG, Albertsons, The Coca-Cola Company, Johnson & Johnson and Harvard University call on her to speak—to inspire women to get more out of their careers and their lives by being their authentic selves.

Prior to founding Pink, Bos was a technology entrepreneur for 17 years, starting and selling multiple companies. She created strategic alliances with likes of MSFT, Intel, and Universal Studios, and Developed and oversaw highly profitable sales teams, and published a Folio award winning B2B magazine in the digital printing and publishing industry called Digital Output. Bos has extensive international sales experience, living in Zurich and conducting business in Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. After needing a bit of a break from spending 90 percent of her time working globally, she returned to Atlanta to publish an award-winning, Georgia-based magazine called Business to Business where she produced numerous sold out conferences with Fortune 500 CEOs.

Bos, who holds a BA from Georgia State University, serves as an advisory board member with the University’s Global Business Leadership and a board member on the Board of Directors Network, whose focus is promoting women to public company boards.