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title: Women 2.0 » Female founders and women entrepreneurs

description: Female founders and women entrepreneurs

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“You have to dare to dream”

“I used to plan, I used to communicate my plans, get allies and sponsors for them, and I always ended up at a better place than the plan”

hiring

The qualities The Wall Street Journal suggests

Holly Liu:

networking could best be labeled relationship building

One of the things I repeatedly heard about was how many people in the space had raised money on Kickstarter.

Bring an idea, or just yourself! Come to join a team and start a project (or company) over the weekend.

Women Entrepreneur Quest

We are looking for talented technical women in the founding or leadership team of early stage startups who have applied technology in innovative ways to solve meaningful business problems.

Women in technology don’t lack smarts, solid ideas, sharp management skills, or any of the other ingredients needed to succeed in a competitive industry.

self-promotion

A rich source of female talent exists just below top management

But women have become stuck in this layer because they tend to lack a sponsor at the top to advocate for them.

Sponsors are different from mentors

Women 2.0: How did you know Everloop was an idea worth exploring? Was their early user or family feedback that encouraged you in creating the product?

Hilary DeCesare:

“Who Will Be the Next Steve Jobs?”

unbridled confidence and arrogance

“More than 50% of Silicon Valley is foreign born. Less than 5% women… A lot needs to be fixed.”

“How many of you are still waiting for your mentor? How many of you spend your time trying to prove someone wrong?”

Women 2.0 readers save 15% off of Gold Passports with discount code “SZW2″.

The time is once again upon us: Y Combinator applications are due tomorrow.

Our mission is to increase the number of female founders of technology startups. Women 2.0 enables entrepreneurs with a network, resources and knowledge to take your startup from idea to launch. Learn more about Women 2.0.

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MoboTurbo 2011

ZendCon 2011

Bloomberg Empowered Entrepreneur Event

Girls in Tech Meetup in Chile

Education & Technology – The New Wave

BeMkyApp Hackathon

Los Angeles PyLadies Hackathon

FailCon

The Importance of People Smarts in Building Your Startup Operations

Women Rock It

Samasource Give Work Gala

Net Effect: The Impact of Women on the Web (Startup Edition)

Under The Radar Conference

Health Tech Breakfast: The Increasingly Virtual Doctor’s Office

Jumpstart Your Startup

  "Jumpstart Your Startup exposed us all to      incredible advice, well seasoned speakers and      a nurturing environment to help evolve      and strengthen our ideas."

  "This class was the perfect format to clarify      our business idea and perfect our pitch."

Pitch 2009

Deadline to apply: April 10th, 2009.

 "A recession is the best time to start a company.  The opportunity cost is low, hiring good people  is relatively easy, rent and equipment are cheap  (sometimes free) and established competitors are  focused on reducing costs & staying in business,  not on innovation. The key is being in a good   position when the economy picks back up."

 "Some of the best products and services come out   of some of the worst times. In the early 1990s,   tens of millions of dollars had gone down the   drain in a futile effort to develop 'pen computing'   (early phase of mobile computing) and a   recession was shriveling the economic outlook."

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The voice on the other end of the phone caught me off-guard. Young, energetic and slightly accented, the voice asked whether the recently announced immigration policies could help her to start a company. As an immigration attorney, this was a typical query for me to receive. What wasn’t typical was that the voice belonged to a woman —- a foreign

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10 Tips For Rising to the Top and Being Influential (Dare to Dream)

Grown Women, Not Just Girls, Need More Tech Role Models

Do We Need to Add Narcissism, Arrogance to Job Descriptions?

Female Founders of Snapette Not Your Typical Geek Entrepreneurs

Kabam Co-Founder Holly Liu on Early Startup Failures

How to Stand Out From The Crowd (Networking 101)

Kickstarter and the Hardware Startup Ecosystem

Why Aren’t There More Foreign Female Entrepreneurs?

Partner event: Tech Cocktail Boulder Fall Mixer

Build Your Business Empire by Thinking Big and Starting Small

Women 2.0 Startup Weekend (November 18-20 in San Francisco)

Women Entrepreneurs in India: Apply to Quest (ABI-GHC)

Do Women in Tech Need to Get Better at Bluster?

How to Build a Business that Resonates with Purpose

Women in the Workplace: Over-Mentored and Under-Sponsored

Women Empowered Globally Through Mobile Technology

Hilary DeCesare (Founder, CEO, Mom) Shares 3 Keys for Success

Women, Arrogance and The Next Steve Jobs

12 Cases of Revolutionary Cloud Adoption (CloudBeat)

10 Mistakes I’ve Made (So You Don’t Have To)

Isn’t It Better to Have a Life of “Oh Well’s” Than “What If’s”?

New Retail Startup Aims to Disrupt Fashion Industry

Partner event: Tech Cocktail Seattle Startup Mixer

Partner event: Socialize Conference (Monetizing Social Media)

Why Female Entrepreneurs Should Apply To Y Combinator

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10 Tips For Rising to the Top and Being Influential (Dare to Dream)

Grown Women, Not Just Girls, Need More Tech Role Models

Do We Need to Add Narcissism, Arrogance to Job Descriptions?

Female Founders of Snapette Not Your Typical Geek Entrepreneurs

Kabam Co-Founder Holly Liu on Early Startup Failures

How to Stand Out From The Crowd (Networking 101)

Kickstarter and the Hardware Startup Ecosystem

Why Aren’t There More Foreign Female Entrepreneurs?

Partner event: Tech Cocktail Boulder Fall Mixer

Build Your Business Empire by Thinking Big and Starting Small

Women 2.0 Startup Weekend (November 18-20 in San Francisco)

Women Entrepreneurs in India: Apply to Quest (ABI-GHC)

Do Women in Tech Need to Get Better at Bluster?

How to Build a Business that Resonates with Purpose

Women in the Workplace: Over-Mentored and Under-Sponsored

Women Empowered Globally Through Mobile Technology

Hilary DeCesare (Founder, CEO, Mom) Shares 3 Keys for Success

Women, Arrogance and The Next Steve Jobs

12 Cases of Revolutionary Cloud Adoption (CloudBeat)

10 Mistakes I’ve Made (So You Don’t Have To)

Isn’t It Better to Have a Life of “Oh Well’s” Than “What If’s”?

New Retail Startup Aims to Disrupt Fashion Industry

Partner event: Tech Cocktail Seattle Startup Mixer

Partner event: Socialize Conference (Monetizing Social Media)

Why Female Entrepreneurs Should Apply To Y Combinator

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