Jenn Lukas wanted to help women get into public speaking. So the freelance developer created Ladies In Tech, a website that has articles, podcasts and resources from women from all over the country.
Other Philly women in tech, like AWeber UX specialist Jessica Ivins and GirlDevelopIt Philly co-organizer Yasmine Mustafa, have also spoken about the importance of getting more technologist women to speak publicly.
The “give-back loop” didn’t die, but there was a big shift in how founders connect, mentor and reinvest, leaving new entrepreneurs at risk of being left out.
Start the new year with a fresh slate by donating your old tech with eWaste Warriors — or give back even more by signing up to volunteer.
A Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center report spotlights the Twin Cities’ inclusive, capital-efficient business ecosystem — aligning with local dashboards — and offers insights for faster startup dynamism.
The regions with the most deals aren’t always where investors spend the most on local startups, a VC data analyst writes.
Two Ballard Spahr lawyers share red flags and diligence tips to help reduce risk when high-growth startups mislead stakeholders.
Census data shows sharp disparities in how often Americans use AI at work, depending on where they live. That can have lasting regional effects.
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