After a socialite beauty influencer inherits her family's company from her uncle, she must team up with fellow females in the office in order to figure out how to run it, or risk putting hundreds of people out of work.

SYNOPSIS:

Socialite and influencer Chloe Davenport (late 30s-early 40s), a trust fund orphan of Davenport Cosmetics, has a privileged life that isn't going well, but she can't see it. When her boyfriend tells her she needs to get a job, she throws him out just like old clothes.

Meanwhile, her uncle Vincent, the man in charge of her trust fund, is about to be ousted from the company he helped build as he's old. The board has voted him out, but in a surprise move, he tells them that he has left the company to an unknowing and unprepared Chloe.

When she shows up to work, she is met with hatred and bias from those currently working there, including Sienna, a career woman who has worked her way up from nothing but never gets the chances she deserves because she is a woman.

After Chloe makes things worse for the company and causes a downward spiral, she realizes that she needs to get serious and fix it. She calls her ex, who is a numbers guy, to help her.

Sienna and Chloe decide to work together to beat the men at their own game, while Chloe takes charge and uses her trust fund to save the company.

By the end, Sienna was now the rightful CEO, Chloe was the owner, and the company had been rebranded as a woman-run company.