Nicole Richards
For over twenty years, Nicole Richards built a career in luxury beauty. A Master Makeup Artist first, then the founder of her own beauty studio.
She reached the top of her industry. Then, at the height of it, everything underneath started to give way.
And it was there, at her lowest, that she noticed something. Her entrepreneur friends weren’t believers. Her Christian friends weren’t entrepreneurs. She was living in two worlds and belonged fully to neither.
So with God’s prompting, she built the room she couldn’t find.
Nicole Richards is the founder of Minding HIS Business, Canada’s Christian Faith and Entrepreneurship Forum. She’s an executive leadership coach and a homeschooling mom, and she joins us today from Ancaster, Ontario.
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September 28, 2026
Nicole Richards spent more than 20 years building a successful career in the luxury beauty industry, but when success began to unravel, she discovered a deeper calling at the intersection of faith and entrepreneurship. In this inspiring conversation, she shares her journey and the vision behind Minding HIS Business, a movement helping business leaders integrate faith into their work and purpose.
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