Posts tagged "women in startups"

This weekend, Forbes released its list of America’s 100 most innovative leaders. But you have to scroll down to number 75 before you reach a woman’s name.

Success in startupland is hard to achieve for anyone. But for Muslim women, there are barriers even for getting a foot in the door.

She’s a Crowd has taken home the International Prize at the Open Innovation Competition, and will be taking its women’s safety data platform to Indonesia.

YouLi has secured $200,000 in funding, but co-founder Jen Fein couldn’t have done it without her team — and finding them was her biggest challenge so far.

Australian women-only ride-sharing platform Shebah has broken the record for the most amount raised under Australia's new equity crowdfunding regime.

It’s only been up and running for six months, but Perth startup FlashMop is seeing a serious uptick in business, partly thanks to the “Marie Kondo effect”.

Shebah and Motherhood App are shifting the scales of equity crowdfunding, attracting record numbers of women investors as Shebah's raise tops $1 million.

She may be a leading woman in startups, with her business pegged to become a local unicorn, but Airwallex co-founder Lucy Liu doesn’t think in labels.

Women-only ride-sharing startup Shebah is launching a $3 million equity crowdfunding campaign to boost its tech and fuel overseas expansion.

Australian startups have taken a blow today, as the chief executives of two of the biggest institutions in the country have announced they’re stepping down.

I strongly believe that representation is key: the more women we see in executive positions, the more will follow into that industry.

The mini-documentary offering a glimpse into BlueChilli’s SheStarts accelerator continues, as the entrepreneurs develop their businesses, and themselves.