Posts Tagged "Cjin Cheng"

Female Founders To Watch: Celebrating International Women’s Day On March 8

March 8, 2013 – 7:00 am

Join Women 2.0 in our celebration of International Women’s Day! By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Women 2.0) Today is March 8 – Happy International Women’s Day! Women 2.0 celebrates women in 17 cities around the world tonight at Founder Friday networking mixers – come join us! Aspiring and current entrepreneurs are welcome to connect, [...]

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Female Founders To Follow: 500 Startups’ Women Entrepreneurs

November 2, 2012 – 6:00 am

Out of the 33 companies selected for 500 Startups’ fifth class, 7 companies boast at least one female founder on the team. By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Women 2.0) An early-stage seed fund and incubator program in Mountain View, California, 500 Startups invests primarily in consumer and SMB internet startups, and related web infrastructure [...]

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 "A recession is the best time to start a company.
  The opportunity cost is low, hiring good people
  is relatively easy, rent and equipment are cheap
  (sometimes free) and established competitors are
  focused on reducing costs and staying in
  business, not on innovation. The key is being in
  a good position when the economy picks up."

  - Rebecca Lynn
    Partner, Morgenthaler Ventures

 "Some of the best products and services come
  out of some of the worst times. In the early 90s,
  tens of millions of dollars had gone down the
  drain in a futile effort to develop 'pen computing'
  (early phase of mobile computing) and a
  recession was shriveling the economic outlook."

  - Chris Shipley
    Chairman, Guidewire Group



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