We value diversity and vulnerability in our honorees so new perspectives can be discovered by readers.
Redemptive Opportunity
We have the opportunity to tell 100 women a year they are valuable because God made them and Jesus died for them, not just because of what they do or accomplish. Our business model relies on advertising dollars rather than charging honorees to be featured so we can ensure we are getting a full picture of our community in each issue and making all honorees feel valued, not just the ones with money.
hannah schmitt
Hannah Schmitt is a journalist by background with a passion for storytelling and helping women build authentic connections. She opened Oklahoma City's first female coworking space, The Treasury, in 2018. She sold that venture in 2024 to focus on Hundred Magazine, an annual publication highlighting 100 local women each year based on their character, not just their accomplishments. She married her college sweetheart and spends most of her time raising their three precious kids.
Contact: hello@hundredmag.com
brian schmitt
Brian Schmitt currently serves as the South Texas asset manager at Devon Energy, where he manages a team responsible for the Eagle Ford asset development, characterization and capital planning. In his 13-year tenure at Devon, he's held various operations and reservoir engineering roles across exploration, development and A&D. With a graduate degree from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, he lends his finance and strategy skills to Hundred Magazine, an annual magazine he started with his wife in 2020.
Contact: brian202@gmail.com
Business Model
Hundred Magazine is an annual publication featuring 100 women in Oklahoma City based on their outstanding character. This magazine seeks to change the narrative around how we view women in our community through storytelling. We value diversity and vulnerability in our honorees so new perspectives can be discovered by readers. We also aim to compete with other local magazines for serving advertisers in a unique way by connecting them personally with our community of honorees.
