Women Entrepreneurship
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April 15, 2016
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The Women in Entrepreneurship reading list is a curated list containing morsels relating to women founders and leaders.
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Connecting Investors with the Hottest Startups May 9-11 in New York
 TechCrunch Disrupt is the most anticipated tech event of the year, coming to New York this May 9-11. Join our community of entrepreneurs, investors and influencers at the most connected conference in New York. Come for the fireside chats with thought leaders and panels on hot tech topics, a stroll through Startup and Hardware Alley, and the iconic Startup Battlefield competition. Leave knowing you’re one step ahead of the future. Get $1000 off general admission, but hurry, prices will rise April 15th.
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Helena Price
The Techies Project is a collection of real stories of how real people in Silicon Valley got into tech, whether as a founder, developer, product manager, and other roles. There are some inspiring stories in the collection.
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Sumi Krishnan
A few rules some entrepreneurs swear by. Do you agree?
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Gina Marinelli
Alexandra Chemla, created a solution to a common problem in the art world as a gallery assistant. This solution made her a CEO.
Though this seems to be a large jump, in reality - if you solve a problem which someone or a company is willing to pay for, you may have a startup on your hands. If you take that to the next level, you, too, can be CEO.
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Ruchika Tulshyan
Quit Your Day Job is the female and minority version of the Shark Tank. I'm certain you can learn from the investors and pitches from this show. Check this out!
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