IN JUST THE PAST TWO DAYS, I have been interviewed by two young, bright female healthcare administration fellows seeking advice and direction about how to reach the C-suite and the role of chief executive officer. Because I'm relatively new to the C-suite myself, I find it almost impossible to avoid doing a double take and asking, "Are you talking to me.^" However, there is no doubting the sage advice given by Alyson Pitman Ciles and Teri Eontenot in their features. Having moved up the ranks from clinician and accountant, respectively, to their current roles as the leaders of complex, dynamic healthcare institutions, they share invaluable insights into precisely what it takes to be successful. Both authors provide important information in areas such as the characteristics and behaviors that can be attributed to top female leaders, how women shape organizational culture, and bringing the female brand to leadership. Who better to provide suggestions for women who aspire to leadership positions than those who have already traveled the path? The feature authors highlight their clear commitment to empowering future generations of successful women in leadership through strong mentorship.