Being Green Means Being Innovative and Empathetic
Jennifer Holmgren, CEO of Lanzatech, talks about the quest to discover and develop sustainable energy, and what it means to be "green."
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3 Pieces of Career Advice from ThoughtWorks’ Rebecca Parsons
Chief Technology Officer Rebecca Parsons of Thoughtworks has never had to search for a job. Here are three of her secrets to career success in the tech industry.
Let’s Make Networking Less Awkward
Meet the mother and daughter entrepreneurs who've started a company that aims to make conferences and other big networking opportunities more productive.
Women of the World: Go to a Hackathon!
We sat down with Rachel Katz of AngelHacks to talk about brushing yourself off after fundraising adversity, getting more women in the Middle East to give prototyping and pitching a try, and men learning empathy by designing products for women.
Estate sales? “This could be done better,” she said.
Jacquie Denny revolutionized the estate sale industry. She saw an opportunity to serve everyone better, and to build a still-transforming company from the ground up.
Accenture’s Jessica Long Wants to Bring the Feminine to Business
At Collision Conference , we sat down with the MD of Accenture's North American Sustainability Services practice. It offered a good opportunity to rethink how large professional service companies manage their workforce.
Visual Storytelling and Connecting With People Through Video
We sat down with Jenna Mack, Creator and Host of In the Grey, to talk about visual storytelling, being human, and experiencing interactions in multi-dimensional formats.
Company-building, Meditation and Creating 1 Million Jobs with Kalika Yap
Kalika Yap, founder of Orange & Bergamot, talks about how she juggles four businesses and two kids, why meditation will make you move faster, and her vision for changing the world.
What You Should Know about Fundraising for your Startup
On a recent NYC trip, I was delighted to have an opportunity to interview the brilliant and exuberant Meghan Cross from Red Bear Angels. As an active startup investor, she was generous in sharing her perspectives and fundraising tips with the Women 2.0 community.
Networking: Are you doing it All Wrong?
I recently caught up with author, investor and super-connector Kelly Hoey over cocktails in NYC and learned all about her new book "Build Your Dream Network." I just finished reading it and can't wait to share it with the Women 2.0 community. lt's a must read for anyone looking to master the essential art and skill of networking with a purpose.
To One Million and Beyond
Women 2.0 sits down with author, Julia Pimsleur to discuss the upcoming Million Dollar Women Summit.
Farm Meets Tech: The Female Founder Behind GreenForkNY
Tracy McEvilly is a farmer turned tech entrepreneur who recently launched a fresh meal delivery service called GreenForkNY with a focus on local, organic farm to table food.
The Award Winning Filmmaker Who is Breaking Down Gender Stereotypes Around the World
At the 5th annual MAKERS conference in Rancho Palos Verdes, CA. I had a unique opportunity to interview the award winning filmmaker and women’s advocate, Jennifer Siebel Newsom.
The CTO Who Helps People Around the World Meetup in Person
Yvette Pasqua, CTO of Meetup is direct, passionate and unapologetic in her commitment to inclusion and diversity, just as she is dedicated to building great software that brings people across the globe together to do what they love.
A Chat with the Queen of Chatbots
As a chatbot startup co-founder myself, I had a blast interviewing Rachel Law from Kip, one of the best chatbots of 2016 according to VentureBeat.