Rachel has 30+ years working as a business builder and marketing strategist to drive topline growth. As Managing Partner and Co-Founder of SPARK Solutions for Growth, a strategic and marketing consultancy, Rachel helps brands and businesses grow. With broad experience in marketing, business development and sales, Rachel has built an international client list that includes Johnson & Johnson, Allergan, Pfizer, Merck, Bayer and Church & Dwight, as well as venture-backed start-ups. Rachel has successfully repositioned brands, created distribution partnerships, built new product pipelines and helped companies capitalize on important trends.While President and co-founder of Semprae Laboratories, Rachel and her team built a company that developed and marketed sexual health and wellness products for women - creating a new category and transforming women’s health. As a business builder and Vagipreneur®, she has become the go-to women’s health matchmaker - finding the right partners, solutions and tactics to help bring businesses to the next level. Rachel’s career-long learnings and recommendations are at the heart of her best-selling book: Orgasmic Leadership: Profiting from the Coming Surge in Women’s Health and Wellness. In May of 2021, Rachel and her OB/GYN co-host, Dr. Alyssa Dweck, launched a first of its kind podcast , Business of the V, which focuses on the intersection of patients’ concerns, unmet needs, unanswered questions and the businesses being created to meet those needs. As an accomplished speaker, Rachel is featured at leadership and entrepreneurship events at colleges, universities, corporations and conferences, including CES, SXSW, Johnson & Johnson, AbbVie, Pennsylvania Conference for Women, Minnesota Vikings, Stanford University Graduate School of Business, Yale and Duke, among others. Rachel has appeared on ABC News, CBS News, msnbc, and has been interviewed for major platforms including The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Forbes, and CNN. Rachel has contributed over 4 dozen articles to The Huffington Post and Inc. After graduating Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Duke, Rachel earned an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business, where she has stayed actively involved. Rachel served on the Duke New York Women’s Executive Board, the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Duke as well as the Stanford Women on Boards initiative. In addition to serving on Boards, Rachel mentors female founders in the women's health space.