Dr Lorna Treanor explores the influence of gender upon entrepreneurial behaviour, experiences and outcomes. Through entrepreneurs’ stories and the latest research, Lorna keeps you up-to-date with ’the GEN’ on all things Gender & Entrepreneurship. The podcast launches with a series of interviews with entrepreneurial STEMM women - both academic entrepreneurs and private-sector entrepreneurs who availed of business incubation services (incubator or accelerator programmes) to develop their businesses. The production of this interview series was facilitated by a Small Research Grant awarded by the British Academy and Leverhulme Trust for Lorna’s project ’Promoting Women’s Entrepreneurship in Science-related Subjects’ which aimed to profile potential STEMM women role models while highlighting the supports and challenges faced by women in STEMM entrepreneurship.
Olga Kravchenko, founder and CEO of Musemio, talks about her business which uses AI to allow children to visit museums remotely. Olga discusses the different accelerators and business support programmes she has availed of and her experiences with investors.
Anika Vassell discusses her entrepreneurial journey in founding Teen Behaviour (www.teen-behaviour.com). Due to Covid this was remotely recorded via telephone so sound quality is poorer than usual!
the GEN Podcast - Sound evidence on gender and entrepreneurship - this short episode features Ashani Milhotra, founder and CEO of Carcinotech. Ashani's STEMM start-up is based on technology derived from her Masters; here she discusses her start-up experience, the support received from the business incubation centre and her future plans .
Prof Lucy Donaldson is an academic entrepreneur; here she talks honestly about her career and entrepreneurial experiences.