Entrepreneurial success is uniquely described and experienced. To explore those pathways to success, we are talking, exclusively, with multi-hyphenate OwnHers® who are on the journey, trying to make it all makes sense, and remain happy; all the while telling the damn truth about their wishes, woes and dropping jewels of wisdom about being confidently multi-hyphenate, Black and woman.
88Nine Radio Milwaukee
APX
Jay Clouse and Eric Hornung
Sramana Mitra
The European VC
Vintage Voices - Vintage Investment Partners
CoEfficient Labs
Akarsh Dhaiya
The Allyship
Carta
The European VC
J Michael
Kaiku
Astella Investimentos
Melissa S. Jackson
Rashveena and Anvita (Harvard Business School)
Zeb Hastings
by Redhawk Entrepreneur Development Company
Zachary Lukasiewicz
Sketch Qmul
TenOneTen
Movac
Notation
Textbook Ventures
edventure
Patrick Alex
Auriane Tang
Nika Moeini
Movac | Venture Capital
Fundraising as a Female Founder
Adriana Flores-Ragade
She-VC
Latitud
Kendall Ananyi
LatamList Espresso
Andrew Senduk
Social Starts
Four of a Kind
Barbara Bickham
Sarah Chen Global
Keren Etkin
Contrary Capital
Jonathan and Akash
Podcasts LatamList
John Siracusa
Hans Sebastian Mulyawan
Seedfunders
Rahul
Bolanle
Patrick Haede & Felix Haas
Life Purpose with NW
Columbia University Systems Biology Initiative
Giacomo Mollo
Kauffman Fellows
Tomasz Swieboda
Jorge Calderon
Aoifinn Devitt
APX
Kent Lindstrom
Organic Speech
The Startup Discovery School
Inside.com
Andrew Matuszak
The Oluchispeaks podcast
findSisterhood Biz
Saddiq Nuru
Zach Firestone
Entrepreneur First
Established
Anjum Rangwala
Alan Grosheider
Thanasis Delistathis, Jenny Schretter
Techstars
TechTO.org
Uneeb Agha
NBC Bay Area
ILKER KOKSAL
Trip Gorman
Chris Yeh & Nagib Tharani
University Venture Fund Crossroads
Drift
Maddie Callander / Listen Notes
Mat Sherman
HBCUvc Fellows
Kentucky Inno
Fund 81
Venture Vignettes
Anne Ravanona: entrepreneur, funding expert, women's advocate and podcaster
Mo Jalil
Aakash Pathak
Impact Mentors
Ken McCarthy
The European VC
XOCO Unlimited
SenSat
Rant9 Productions
The Founding Women
Olorunnisomo Olaolu
Causeartist