14 August 2013 | Uncategorized
Following a massive injection of cash into Coursera, female co-founded InstaEDU receives $4 million in funding. By Jessica Schimm (Assistant Editor, Women 2.0) With the American education system ripe for innovation, MOOCs and edtech have been generating big buzz,...
14 August 2013 | Uncategorized
One software engineer’s personal quest to find the next best thing to a business-engineer mind meld. By Diana Espino (Software Engineer) Earlier this year, I took a Femgineer course on Lean Product Development to learn a process that could help me unmask...
14 August 2013 | Uncategorized
Sure, women start lots of companies. But where are the big, world-changing businesses run by women? By Denise Brosseau (Founder & CEO, Thought Leadership Lab) I get this question all the time: Where are all the women entrepreneurs? I guess the people who ask...
13 August 2013 | Uncategorized
Learn what advice one founder received on his pitch from investors and how he kept his pitch clear and concise. By Paolo Gaudiano (Founder, Infomous) On July 12 I had the pleasure of participating in a Women 2.0 Investor Hangout, where I presented Infomous to...
12 August 2013 | Uncategorized
A new series where we sit down with our next Lightning Lessons speaker and learn a little more about them. By Lauren Kim (Events Coordinator, Women 2.0) This week, Anneke Jong, Vice President of Business Development for Bread, a tech startup (previously used by Lady...
12 August 2013 | Uncategorized
A professor of social entrepreneurship explains where to start when choosing your own venture and how to assess your opportunities. By Suzanne Smith (Co-founder, Flywheel) As a professor of social entrepreneurship and an entrepreneur, people often approach me with...