Gone Fishin’
I am an angel investor, I am also a first-time founder. So that automatically makes me guilty. Guilty of underestimating how hard it was going to be to launch a startup. After years of listening to this lament from the women entrepreneurs I was funding, I have joined its Collective Chorus.
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What do you get when you marry Joan of Arc with Madam Curie? Last week’s guest: Anne Ravanona! Galvanized by the ugly statistics about early stage funding for women entrepreneurs, Ravanona launched Global Invest Her, a company dedicated to closing the global gap in funding for women entrepreneurs.
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I’ve met countless young, highly networked female entrepreneurs for coffee, and they always have the same question, “Why BroadMic?” My answer is simple: women want alternatives to the Silicon Valley “bro-casts.”
read moreHow Do You Stay True to Your Company’s Mission?
On the surface, Tina Roth-Eisenberg and Stephanie Newby couldn’t be more different. Stephanie began her career on Wall St., an executive with an “engineer’s DNA.” Tina had her roots in design, a freelancer with an innately strong desire to connect with other like-minded individuals.
read moreRecognizing the Right Opportunity Comes Before Building Your Business
If you had the privilege, as I did, of knowing Janet when she worked on Wall St., you wouldn’t have been surprised that she became an entrepreneur. Janet’s knack for recognizing a “trade” came in handy when she recognized the huge market opportunity that became Milestone Capital.
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