Mandy Hale is affectionately known around the world as "The Single Woman". In one year, Mandy has garnered a massive Twitter following of more than 250,000 people from across the globe and has tweeted her way to being the #3 most popular Twitter page in Tennessee. Dubbed by many as "the Carrie Bradshaw of Music City," Mandy cuts to the heart of the matter with her inspirational, straight-talking, witty, and often wildly humorous take on love and life. Recently voted a 2011 "Woman of Influence" by the Nashville Business Journal under the category of Inspiration/Mentor, Mandy is making a name for herself as the voice of empowerment and sassiness for single women across the globe. With more than 250,000 Twitter followers and growing by the minute, and creator of TheSingleWoman.net, Mandy has been featured on News 2's "Single in the City" special, QueenInHeels.com, and several radio shows across the country with many more interviews and engagements in the works. Mandy was also recently chosen to be a Celebrity Role Model for the 2010 Fashion for EveryBODY Fashion Show, sponsored by the Eating Disorders Coalition of Tennessee; acts as Special Correspondent for NashvilleFashionEvents.com; and was a “Social Media Expert Panelist” at Nashville’s recent "Meet the Press" event.

In October of 2009, Mandy ended a year and a half long toxic relationship and was looking for an inspiring “single lady” role model to look up to for encouragement and motivation. She quickly discovered that since the world bid farewell to Carrie Bradshaw and the gang when Sex & the City went off the air in 2004, no one has stepped up to fill Carrie’s sassy stilettos. If anything, the word "single" seemed to carry a stigma with it; of being unwanted, unlovable, and undesired. Looking around at all the fabulous, rockin’ single ladies around her, Mandy knew something must be done. It was time for a “Single Woman” Revolution! Mandy launched her Examiner column and shortly thereafter, her Twitter page – both of which became an instant success. Now one of the most influential positive forces on Twitter, “The Single Woman” is synonymous with "Girl Power!"