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We are the Women of Title Nine

we are the women of title nine

Bossy Women and Women Bosses.
Women in front of the camera and women behind the camera.
Women with spreadsheets and financial models AND creative design.
Women CMOs and CEOs and CFOs.
Women risk takers and changemakers.
Women caregivers and breadwinners.
LOUD women. Confident women. Tough women. Kind women.
Republican women. Democratic women.
Women who are just trying to fit our workout in.
Women who fail and try again.
Women who succeed and share the credit.
Women who lead and risk and own.

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See and Be Seen

See and Be Seen

In the world of adventure sports photography, the dudes outnumber the gals 10 to 1.

At Title Nine those numbers are reversed.

On every page of our latest catalog the imagery you’ll see is the collaborative work of WOMEN — from our adventure photographers, to our fierce studio photographer, to an all-women creative team and some seriously fearless adventurers. (more…)

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Rippin’ Trails & Takin’ Names With Trek Dirt Series

Ready to shredYou never forget how to ride a bike—but take that bike, add some killer suspension, thick tires, a license to rip and it’s a whole ‘nother thing. We’re talkin’ mountain biking. Aka, shredding berms. Hugging singletrack ‘cuz you love it. Mountain goating up hills and flying off the handle on the downhills. Crushing rocks, crashing once, twice… (more…)

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Making Girls Out of Women: Las Olas Surf Safaris

Girls Rule

The “girls rule!” mindset is more than just a launching point for the women of Las Olas surf safaris: it’s an all-encompassing approach to life.

A snowboarder, surfer, and founder of multi-faceted adventure- and travel-driven companies, Bev Sanders is a pioneer of women’s sports. She may have been the inspiration behind one of the first women-specific snowboards but the real win was what it did to the industry. Its launch initiated higher standards for female-specific snowboard equipment. Once Bev learned how to surf in 1997, her new focus was clear. Women needed to be able to get out, have fun and learn to surf in a safe, comfortable and supportive environment.

How to do that was clear: women needed to teach other women. (more…)

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