One founder describes the route that led her to angel investing and the differences she hopes to make. By Susan McPherson (Founder & CEO, McPherson Strategies) Five years ago I realized, thanks to a significant inheritance, that I had some serious disposable...
Women 2.0 profiles women angel investors in our weekly “This Is What An Angel Investor Looks Like” series. By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-in-Chief, Women 2.0) A recovering i-banker, Angela Raitzin is now an angel investor in New York. She is a...
Barnard College launches 10-day residential Entrepreneurship Program for pre-college students. A Barnard parent discusses the new pre-college bootcamp on Women 2.0. By Adam Quinton (Barnard Dad ‘13 & Angel Investor) Being based in New York City it is no surprise...
Beauty startups make sense for personalizing beauty to one’s individual skin tones, allergies, schedules and tastes – with technology. By Suhair Khan (Co-Founder, Developyst) As someone who panics regularly at Sephora and ends up with bags of beauty...
New York angel investor reveals three personal, less standard, emerging “rules of the game” in investing in early-stage entrepreneurs. By Adam Quinton (Managing Director, Golden Seeds & Angel Investor) Pretty cool seeing two Women 2.0 posts on two companies I...