Nina Collins has consciously chosen to embrace the mantra of raging gracefully. The Brooklyn-based entrepreneur, former literary agent, and mother to four young adults has created a vibrant community of women centered on disrupting social norms around aging.

Nina has channeled her multifaceted career as a founder, writer, life coach, and speaker and to bring together a vibrant community of women dedicated to disrupting the taboo and social norms around aging through her social media platform, The Woolfer. Dedicated to women over the age of 40, the thriving international community of 5,000 members with a reach of 25,000 people, discuss everything from lipstick to incontinence, feminism to the latest Netflix series, erectile dysfunction to Empty Nesting, and everything in between.

The community struck a nerve, and within a few years it grew to more than 32,000 women around the world coming together to discuss age-related topics. With the natural progression of the group, Nina launched her Raging Gracefully podcast series, released her first book, What Would Virginia Woolf Do? And Other Questions I Ask Myself As I Attempt To Age Without Apology, and launched impactful virtual and IRL events. 

Nina has a BA from Barnard College and she completed her master’s degree in Narrative Medicine at Columbia University. She is also an IPEC certified life coach. Collins has been written about in The New York Times and has published articles about divorce for Vogue, Elle, and Huffington Post, as well as literary anthologies.