10 December 2013 | Uncategorized
The global shipping company just announced a new female board member with serious tech chops. By Betsy Mikel (Contributing Writer, Women 2.0) As women make strides in tech, other industries are beginning to recognize the value of their knowledge and expertise. Case in...
10 December 2013 | Uncategorized
The automotive industry joins tech in expanding the diversity of their leadership by announcing the first female CEO of a global automaker. By Betsy Mikel (Contributing Writer, Women 2.0) Tech isn’t the only dude-dominated industry where women are making enormous...
10 December 2013 | Uncategorized
A design-challenged software engineer decides to take over every aspect of product development at her new startup. By Tessa Ann Taylor (Founder, Co) When I set out to build my own app, Co, I knew I had quite the task in front of me. I decided I wanted to oversee...
10 December 2013 | Uncategorized
A founder who is wrapping up a crowdfunding campaign gives a detailed account of what she learned along the way. By Chandra Jacobs (Founder, Tripchi) Thinking about launching a crowdfunding campaign? Great, because that’s what this blog is all about! Before you dive...
10 December 2013 | Uncategorized
Know a female founder or leader who had a significant accomplishment this year? Nominate them for our 2013 successes list! By Jessica Schimm (Editorial Assistant, Women 2.0) This year has been a big year for women in tech. Microsoft appointed a female as the head of...
9 December 2013 | Recruiting
The CEO of AngelList argues that the problem isn’t too few developers; it’s too many founders. Time to “throw out the old cap tables.” By Naval Ravikant (CEO & Co-founder, AngelList)There isn’t a shortage of developers and designers....
9 December 2013 | Uncategorized
The CEO of AngelList argues that the problem isn’t too few developers; it’s too many founders. Time to “throw out the old cap tables.”  By Naval Ravikant (CEO & Co-founder, AngelList) There isn’t a shortage of developers and designers....
9 December 2013 | Uncategorized
She didn’t believe computers should be limited to a specialized group. Hopper helped advance technology to make computers more user friendly for both programmers and users. By Betsy Mikel (Contributing Writer, Women 2.0) You may have noticed today’s Google Doodle,...
