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In her own personal pursuit of work-life blend, she found that negotiating for flexibility, understanding her value and connecting to progressive potential employers was challenging.
Change makers are undeterred; they want to solve real problems by getting stuff done, even with the uncertainty, unpredictability and ambiguity that defines their journey. How do they do it?
Execution is the difference between success and failure and it’s a skill that can be learned.
Whatever your goal, the biases experienced by women in tech can be reframed as motivating forces.
We had the pleasure of attending Backstage Capital’s Investor Day, where their portfolio startups meet investors in a speed dating type of format.
These woman-founded and woman-co-founded startups range from online harassment prevention to major genetic breakthroughs. Alison Cheung was on the scene and got to hear the demos and talk with the founders.
From a company that turns menstrual pads into diagnostic tools to a coding camp for victims of human trafficking to impressive food tech, these women-led startups took part in the highly competitive Demo Day at Y Combinator.
Investor thinking needs a major refresh, according to a new study by Illuminate Ventures on founder motivation and VC understanding of entrepreneurs today.
Pump yourself up, listen to inspiring music, do your homework, bring in other women, turn the fact that you are outnumbered to your own advantage ... just a few of the strategies these women have used when they've found they are completely surrounded by men.
I recently participated in a panel discussion, it was part of the Women in Technology Summit. On the Panel were five awesome women: Helena Ronis...
This former CMO for the NYSE has noticed that teams provide much better marketing for clients when they truly care and get a kick out of the client's product. And it helps to have working mothers on your team, too.
How one ambitious entrepreneur learned to take a deep breath, smell the roses on her own side of the garden, and appreciate South Africa over Silicon Valley.
She's founded two fast-growing companies including one that's valued at $20 million, and she's done a lot of things right. But she's also made her share of mistakes. What she's learned is the importance of equity and how to keep it.
Jazlyn Carvajal (pictured above, right, with her mother), is an energetic woman with a permanent smile (“My passion project has become my...
Jasmine Crowe has built a company that makes money, saves company clients money, improves efficiency and reduces waste, all to stamp out hunger in America.