Erika Hanafin Feldhus

Erika Hanafin Feldhus is the Chief Executive Officer of HeyMama, a position she has held since July 2021.2 Here are some key details about her:

Professional Background

Erika is a sophisticated business leader with extensive experience in growing small businesses across various industries.1 Her expertise includes:

• Business development
• Research and data analysis
• Operations and revenue management
• Fundraising

She has been involved in four significant startup acquisitions, leading three of them.1 Before becoming CEO, Erika served as VP of Sales at HeyMama from January to August 2021.2

HeyMama and Hello Mamas

HeyMama is a membership community for mothers in business, with over 75,000 members.1 Under Erika's leadership, the company has expanded its reach, with events and programs impacting over 400 million moms.1 She is also the CEO and co-founder of Hello Mamas, a parent company launched after her successful transformation of HeyMama.1

Advocacy and Leadership

Erika is a passionate advocate for women in business, focusing on:

• Empowering women through leadership and collaboration
• Fostering supportive and healthy corporate cultures
• Promoting philanthropy and fundraising initiatives12

Personal Life and Education

• Erika is a devoted mother and understands the challenges of balancing a high-pressure career with family life.12
• She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a focus on Marketing and Accounting, from Fordham Gabelli School of Business.2
• Erika is also a Certified Holistic Health Coach from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition.12

Recognition

Erika has been recognized for her excellence in business, receiving awards such as:

• National Association of Professional Women VIP Award for Excellence in Business
• President's Club award
• Knights of the Roundtable award12

Through her role at HeyMama and her various initiatives, Erika Hanafin Feldhus continues to support and empower working mothers, fostering a community that balances professional success with the demands of motherhood.