Jennifer Holmgren, CEO of LanzaTech, is a force of nature. She’s not your typical CEO – aggressive, type A, “all about the company.” Rather, she’s an Energy Whisperer. Her company uses science (biology, chemistry, environmental science,...
Women 2.0 interviews serial entrepreneur, Laila Partridge, CEO of WegoWise, a water and energy benchmarking platform. W2: What were some of the factors that led you to become an entrepreneur? How has your past experience gotten you to where you are now?LP: I...
It turns out that giving yourself a break pays huge dividends for your business. By Jen Helms (Co-founder, Playmation Studios) As entrepreneurs, we have to be effective with our time no matter what we’re doing. We try to optimize everything from scheduling meetings in...
Parenthood and startup life can be remarkably productive bedfellows. By Julie Casson (Global Marketing Director, Inbenta) Like all new families, welcoming a child into your life changes things — big time! When my son was born, I knew I had to reprioritize but instead...
She entered college at age 12 and enrolled in a Ph.D. program at 17. Now, Danielle Fong wants to solve the ‘holy grail’ of green energy issues. By Sarah F. Berkowitz (Contributor, Mother Nature Network) Danielle Fong was only 19 years old when she founded...
