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Meet Your Founder Friday Hosts For May 2012 – New Cities Launching: Orange County, San Diego, Buenos Aires & Santiago!

April 20, 2012 – 11:39 am

11 cities will be hosting Women 2.0 Founder Friday events in May – find one near you! By Sepideh Nasiri (Director of All Things Offline, Women 2.0) We have some exciting news! We are launching new cities for Founder Friday! Founder Friday is a Women 2.0 networking event promoting the creation of new networks among [...]

By Angie | Posted in Blog, Events, Founder Friday, Women 2.0 | Comments (0)

15 Female Founders and CEOs to Watch at the Springboard 2011

October 21, 2011 – 8:01 am

By Amy Millman (Co-Founder & President, Springboard Enterprises) Last week, Mark Suster and Gina Bianchini called attention to some of the most frequently asked questions when it comes to women in tech: “Why Aren’t There More Female Entrepreneurs?” and “Is there a Female Mark Zuckerburg?” Whenever this happens, we know Women 2.0 will respond with [...]

By Managing Editor | Posted in Blog, Female Founders, Female Founders to Watch | Comments (2)

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