Sweta Keswani is an actor, writer, producer and social media consultant on the Remarkable Women Project. After starring in several critically acclaimed and hugely popular prime time television series in India for over two decades, Sweta Keswani moved to New York from Mumbai in 2010. She had a recurring role on New Amsterdam with Ryan Eggold, AMC’s Supernatural thriller Nos4a2 and on The Blacklist with James Spader. She also appeared on Apple TV Plus’s new dark anthology series called Roar and in Mayim Bialik’s first directorial feature As Sick as They Made Us with Dustin Hoffman and Candice Bergen. She appears in The Beanie Bubble due out this summer, starring Elizabeth Banks and Zach Galifianakis. She is currently writing a screenplay and developing an episode for the Remarkable Women Project.

As the founder and executive producer of NYC-based Cutter Entertainment, Hillary is an industry leader in long-form content creation and storytelling, as well as a fierce champion for the inclusion of women in entertainment. Cutter’s most recent film project, the six-time award-winning Tribeca Studios documentary "The Remix: Hip Hop x Fashion", made history by hiring a 90% female crew to produce this story about the intersection between hip hop and fashion, and the female trailblazers who designed these show-stopping looks.

Linda Denny became President Emeritus of the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council upon her retirement in 2011.
WBENC provides a national “gold standard” third party certification that a woman’s business is at least 51 percent woman owned, operated, managed, and controlled.
During her presidency, Linda assisted the National Gay Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC), Disability:IN, and the National Veteran Owned Business Association (NaVOBA) in creating their third-party business certification programs.
Prior to joining WBENC, she spent 23 years in insurance and financial services industry, advancing from agent to corporate vice president of New York Life Insurance Company and other firms. She has served on many boards including: Washington DC’s National Women’s History Museum and the Women’s Leadership Board of the Kennedy School at Harvard University.

Jill Doyle started her career as an actress before establishing Ireland’s premier performing arts school and a talent agency. Jill has produced and directed many stage shows in addition to acting in, producing and casting film, TV & commercials.
Jill is the founder and a director at The National Performing Arts school which established 30 years ago in Dublin.
National Performing Arts School opened its doors at The Factory on Barrow Street in Dublin’s Docklands in September, 1994.
The NPAS Agency represents young actors in film, theatre, television and all the performing arts. NPAS tudents have worked on many productions over the last 30 years, most recently on films including: The Wonder ( Element Pictures 2022), Nocebo and My Sailor, My Love (2022).
Doyle has appeared in films including: The Country Girls by Edna O Brien, Da by Hugh Leonard and The Van by Roddy Doyle. Her theatrical roles include roles in Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers and Sean O Casey’s Shadow of a Gunman, Sarcophagus, All The Way Back at the Abbey Theatre and many more TV roles.

Sheena Lambert is a lead writer on the Remarkable Women series. She’s from Ireland, where the troubled history and raw beauty of the landscape were the inspiration behind her novel The Lake. The film version of the Lake was recently completed. She is working on an Irish language TV series and new episodes for the RW Series. She grew up in County Dublin, where she worked as an environmental engineer before becoming a full-time writer. Her stories, novels and screenplays have been shortlisted in a number of prestigious UK competitions. Sheena is exploring the idea of an episode about Alicia Adelaide Needham, an Irish composer and conductor.