Posts Tagged "#WeFestival"

What’s It Like At An All Female Entrepreneurs’ Conference?

January 25, 2013 – 6:00 am

These were founders building revenue generating businesses from the ground up because there was demand for their services and they were answering and solving that real human need. By Grace Ng (Director of Product Experience, Lean Startup Machine) A few days ago, I was at the third annual Women Entrepreneurs Festival from ITP. Having attended [...]

By Angie | Posted in Blog, Business, New York City, News, Startup Life | Comments (0)

WeFestival Blog Post From The Young Man Behind The Camera

January 21, 2012 – 12:38 pm

By Joanne Wilson (Blogger & Angel Investor, Gotham Gal) I love this post because it was sent to me from a young man who was behind the camera, not an attendee and not a woman. It is a great read…and I thank Dekunle for sending this to me: I’m a 22 year-old male and the [...]

By Angie | Posted in Blog, Startup Life | Comments (1)

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