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Meet Britney

Britney Branch is the CEO & Mindset Coach at The Boss Up Agency, leading mental health and well-being initiatives for women entrepreneurs and thought leaders. Her mission is deeply rooted in her entrepreneurial journey, having witnessed firsthand how prioritizing mental health transformed both her well-being and her business.

By openly sharing her experiences, Britney has built a thriving community of 120K followers and collaborated with renowned brands like WeWork, Adobe, and QuickBooks.

As a certified mindfulness coach, yoga, and meditation instructor, she partners with top organizations to drive impactful workplace wellness initiatives. Her work has been featured in The Boston Globe, Business Insider, and more.

Our Mission

At The Boss Up Agency, our mission is to transform the way women lead—starting from within.

While women-owned businesses have grown by 114% over the last two decades, the reality remains sobering: 20% don’t make it past year one, and 50% fail within five years. We believe this isn’t due to a lack of ambition—but a lack of support systems that address the whole entrepreneur, not just the business model.

The current landscape of entrepreneurship is marked by silent suffering:

72% of founders struggle with mental health

47% exercise less, lose sleep, and spend 60–70% less time with loved ones

36% experience burnout

The average founder reports a 7.6/10 level of loneliness

And cash flow stress disproportionately impacts Black and Latinx women founders.

We exist to change that.

Founded in 2020, The Boss Up Agency is a wellness-centered consultancy redefining what success looks and feels like for women founders. We help entrepreneurs integrate mindfulness, movement, and mindset tools into the rhythm of their leadership—so that success is sustainable, energy is protected, and peace becomes a priority.

Through coaching, community, and transformational experiences, we’re on a mission to increase the survival rate of women-owned businesses and radically improve the mental health of the women building them.

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