Alex Taylor, 28 is the VP of Digital Strategy at Clique Media Group. Taylor makes the "Media" list, and was a keynote speaker at Create & Cultivate Los Angeles 2015 held at the Book Bindery in Culver City.

Meg He, 28, and Nina Faulhaber, 28 cofounders of ADAY, an online lifestyle brand for active women. These women were chosen for the "Retail and ECommerce" List.

Chloe King, 28 is the Social Media and Digital PR Manager at Bergdorf Goodman. She's also beyond stylish, savvy, and smart -- making it no wonder she made the "Marketing and Advertising" List.

Stephanie Korey, 28 is the cofounder of Away, the direct-to-consumer luggage company taking the travel world by storm. Stephanie made the "Retail and E-Commerce" list and recently talked fundraising with the Create & Cultivate blog.

Aimee Song, 29 is an interior designer and founder of fashion blog Song of Style, which gets over 4 million views a month. She makes the "Art & Style" list as a true blogstar. Aimee was a keynote speaker at Create & Cultivate Los Angeles 2015.

Lauren Sherman, 29 is the VP of Marketing at Shyp. The company with on-demand courier pickup, professional packaging, and low prices that rival big shipping companies. Lauren made the "Marketing and Advertising" list and served as a mentor at Create and Cultivate Chicago 2015.

Annie Lawless, 29 is the cofounder of SUJA Juice and made the "Food and Drink" list. The powerhouse will be on the main stage at Create & Cultivate Dallas 2016 talking about killing the entrepreneurial game.

Whitney Tingle, 29 and Danielle DuBoise, both 29, of Sakara Life, the organic meal delivery service that's more than food. It's a lifestyle. The two made the "Retail and Ecommerce" List and will be speaking on the "Startup to Success" panel at Create & Cultivate Dallas 2016. And check out the interview we did with the ladies in December!

Forbes 30 Under 30 is the list that kicks off the new year for enterprising young people. We are proud to say that C & C Founder and CEO Jaclyn Johnson made last year’s list (hello, #humblebrag). This year, we are even more proud to see that many past speakers and professionals that we work with have landed a coveted spot.

When we asked Stephanie Korey of Away what making the list meant to her, she said: "What I'm most proud of at Away is the early team that my co-founder Jen (who was Forbes Under 30 last year!) and I have brought together. It's great to start the year with well deserved recognition for everything the team at Away has accomplished up to now, and it's awesome momentum for all the even greater things we have up our sleeves 2016. Stay tuned!"

Danielle Duboise and Whitney Tingle of Sakara Life felt similarly. The founders said, "Wow, it's almost impossible to capture how we feel. We started Sakara as two childhood best friends going through our own personal food journeys, making meals in our tiny NYC kitchen, and delivering them ourselves on bicycles. Today, we're not only feeding thousands of people across the country, but helping them live healthier, happier lives and feel amazing in their bodies. Being recognized by Forbes is such an honor and truly an example of the meaning of Sakara - 'the manifestation of thoughts to things.'"

Our hats and heels are off to this fine group women. We look forward to seeing what 2016 brings you.