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Whitney Wolfe Herd (Herd), the co-founder of Bumble, became the youngest woman ever to take a company public. Considered a top female CEO in tech, Herd created one of the largest dating apps in the world 'out of the ashes of her own humiliation'. With Bumble, she changed the 'tenor of dating dynamics' by letting women make the first move. In 2021, Tinder dominated the online dating world while Bumble was the second most popular app. This innovator app which allowed only female users to initiate chatting was designed to curb unwanted advances and thus make the digital dating world more women-friendly. This business model earned Herd the reputation of a rare tech titan who saw her company as a tool for shaping how people behaved online as well as offline. Would Herd realise her ambition of making Bumble another Walt Disney, a company she admired for its ability to create the perfect world? Would Bumble's popularity continue to grow as the world emerged from the pandemic related restrictions?