Yola Robert

Yola Robert, FDN-P, is an entrepreneur, functional health expert, and media personality whose career spans venture capital, journalism, and wellness innovation. Robert is the CEO and co-founder of CareWell Homecare and The BodyWell Method, and serves as a senior contributor at Forbes. As a former venture capitalist turned functional health expert, Robert operates at the intersection of healthcare, wellness, innovation, and technology, utilizing nutrition, movement, and lifestyle science to manage, heal, and prevent diseases while promoting overall well-being.

Based in Los Angeles, Robert has held roles at PORTAL as a venture partner and has experience from organizations including Bustle Digital Group and Forbes. As a certified holistic nutritionist and integrative health coach, she specializes in non-toxic living, gut health, hormone balance, and autoimmune health conditions. Her combined experience in media, business development, and venture capital, along with certifications in holistic nutrition, integrative health coaching, and nutrition science, positions her at the crossroads of wellness and entrepreneurship.

In addition to her entrepreneurial ventures, Robert has established a presence in media and podcasting. As a lifestyle journalist for outlets including Haute Living and Forbes, she also hosts the podcast "I Suck At Life," where she interviews women in business such as Cindy Crawford, Anastasia Beverly Hills founder Anastasia Soare, and investors Erin and Sara Foster. On the show, Robert interviews entrepreneurs, brands, executives, influencers, and celebrities about how they have leveraged challenging moments to achieve success.

As a senior contributor at Forbes, Robert focuses on supporting female entrepreneurs and advocating for mental health. She sits on the Young Leaders Board of the Lupus Research Alliance and is an advocate for the WISH Act. Her advocacy work, expertise in functional health, and experience as a founder and investor contribute to her voice in wellness, entrepreneurship, and preventive healthcare.