SuperShe Island explained
SuperShe Island |
Type: | Private |
Industry: | Lifestyle |
Founders: | Kristina Roth |
Foundation: | 2017 |
Location: | Fjärdskär, Finland |
SuperShe Island was a female-owned private island resort, exclusively for women, located off the coast of the Baltic Sea.[1] The island is administratively located in the town of Raseborg, Finland,[2] while the SuperShe community is global.[3] In late 2023, shipping executive Deyan Mihov bought the island for a million euros. After the purchase, he stated he has no specific plans for the island. [4]
Overview
The 8.4-acre island was bought by American entrepreneur, Kristina Roth, former owner of the tech consulting company Matisia Consultants.[5] Roth sold her company in 2016[6] for $65 million in revenue, and purchased the island in 2017 to transform it into a women-only space. The island was opened to the SuperShe community on June 23, 2018.[7] The activities offered included yoga, meditation, kayaking, and hiking, as well as motivational talks and discussions.[8] SuperShe Island was formerly the home base of the SuperShe community — consisting of more than 8,000 women from 122 countries at the time — however, it is now headquartered in the U.S.[9] [10] The island attracted media attention worldwide due to the price of a week-long stay being 4,600 euros.[11] In 2018, the prospective guests had to undergo a rigorous selection process, via the organization's website wherein Roth used to look for the guest's personality,[12] which is why some critics labeled the project as “elitist”;[13] however, Roth has rejected the criticism.[14] [15] As of December 2019, the island was only open to active members of the SuperShe App.[16] After purchase, male construction workers were working on the island to lay lines for power and water and gut renovation. That was the only time men were allowed on the island, besides Roth's close family and friends.[17]
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Notes and References
- News: Trejos . Nancy . SuperShe Island: This luxury retreat off Finland is for women only . July 31, 2018 . USA Today.
- News: Shea . Molly . No boys allowed on this ultra-luxe island . January 31, 2018 . New York Post.
- News: Marks . Gene . A female entrepreneur creates a man-free island retreat in Finland . March 6, 2018 . Washington Post.
- News: Grönstrand . Harald . ÅU: Sjöfartsexpert ny ägare till Supershe island . . February 1, 2024.
- https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/kristina-roth-women-only-island-finland-private-supershe-a8338951.html This woman went from running a $45 million company to buying a private island in Finland open only to women
- News: Berger . Sarah . After working in a world of 'tech bros,' this woman founded a female-only island . April 15, 2018 . CNBC.
- News: Bloom . Laura Begley . This Woman Bought Her Own Island Paradise. No Men Allowed. . July 31, 2018 . Forbes.
- News: Trejos . Nancy . 2018-07-31 . SuperShe Island: This luxury retreat off Finland is for women only . . 2018-08-10 .
- News: Nixey . Catherine . SuperShe Island: the holiday where men are banned . July 17, 2018 . Financial Times.
- News: Briones . Isis . The Empowering Kehlani-Approved App You Have To Download ASAP . December 3, 2019 . Forbes.
- News: Pohjanpalo . Kati . A $4,600 Ticket to Networking Excludes All Men, and Some Women . July 1, 2018 . Bloomberg.
- News: Marks . Gene . A female entrepreneur creates a man-free island retreat in Finland . March 6, 2018 . Washington Post.
- News: Mahdawi . Arwa . 2018-07-03 . A women-only private island is not empowering – it is elitist . . 2018-08-10 .
- https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/women-only-island-finland/index.html SuperShe Island: Women-only luxury retreat opening in Finland
- News: Klingberg . Laura . 2018-08-06 . Kristina Roth är en målmedveten superkvinna som ogillar att tala om pengar . . 2018-08-10 . Swedish .
- News: Briones . Isis . The Empowering Kehlani-Approved App You Have To Download ASAP . December 3, 2019 . Forbes.
- Web site: Welcome to SuperShe Island, Where Men Are Banned and Flowers Are Dinner. Curotto. Merin. Observer. 2018-07-09. 2019-03-04.