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It all started with the idea to maximize DJs by letting them play multiple venues at once. Now Ashley Crowder, Women Startup Challenge finalist and co-founder of VNTANA, runs the world's first interactive hologram company. Here, she tells Women 2.0 how it's done and what she's expecting from holograms in the future.
The first thing that struck us about Michelle Peluso is how happy she is, and how great her job sounds. The second thing we noticed is that she's...
A tech company president interviews one of his tech staff to explore the stereotypes and realities of being a woman in tech.
As a college junior at Washington University in Saint Louis, Missouri, Jolijt Tamanaha achieved a feat that many don’t achieve in a lifetime: she...
Want to know how to hire the best tech security team possible? Eileen Sullivan offers insight into both her own secret to success as a security leader and what she's looking for as she builds her team.
Siqi Mou is the founder of HelloAva, a cosmetics platform ready to change the way people buy face cream.
Alex Lieberman of Morning Brew profiles "the Queen of Crafts," Etsy's COO Linda Kozlowski, who oversees all of the customer-facing and revenue-generating business of the artisan marketplace giant.
Two college students develop an app to help people take even more selfies, in the name of friends helping each other decide what to wear. Here,...
Nina Luu's new company, Shippabo, is filling what she sees as a big, unclaimed, gaping vacuum in one of the largest industries there is: shipping. And wherever there's room for improvement, there's room for two other things, too: new tech and new profits.
Upside, a startup company that aims to take all the pain and suffering out of business travel, is an inclusive workplace where the tech is headed by Emily Dresner, who understands that engineering is a team sport and culture is everything.
GirlCode Academy is Nigeria's first free coding academy for women, and they just graduated their first cohort of students.
Five years ago, she made transformed her company into a services and content provider. Today, Enseo is the largest fully monitored out-of-home network in the world with 45 million users in 2017.
Mary Betsy, co-producer of adorable and insightful "dope masterpiece" video series featuring women founders and entrepreneurs, talks to Women 2.0.
Because AI and robotics are going to have an outsized influence on all our lives, and because the next big thing won't come out of a bootcamp but a lab, Kelly Coyne and Jennifer Gill Roberts are raising $30 million to invest in tech companies.
Christiana Zoupa just co-founded a blockchain company that aims to improve the lives of millions of seafarers and to reward the scientific community by accelerating new technologies in the shipping industry. Will it work? The next 25 days or so will be telling.