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One Vision, Three Stanford Students And A Thousand Iterations On "Chocolate-Covered-Broccoli" – Roominate Customer Development

AngieChang10 July 2012

Girls wanted to be able to construct anything they could imagine, and our testing enabled us to create a toy that equipped them with the perfect tools. By Alic... Read More...

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Blazing Cloud Will Match Your Contribution To Black Girls Code

AngieChang10 July 2012

"Although our the number of women in tech roles in the Bay Area is still small, there are a number of incredible women whom I met at events such as RailsBridge,... Read More...

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2 Days Left To Support BlackGirlsCODE Summer Of Code Program

AngieChang9 July 2012

During the 2012 SUMMER of CODE, BlackGirlsCODE plans to reach more than 300 students by holding one and two-day workshops and summer camps in seven or more citi... Read More...

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Stop Losing Money On Tech Mistakes – Learn TechSpeak For Entrepreneurs (September 20-21 In NYC)

AngieChang9 July 2012

Entrepreneurs who understand TechSpeak and the process, can see the red flags earlier and therefore catch mistakes earlier, which will save them a ton of lost d... Read More...

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The Feminine In Technology

AngieChang9 July 2012

“My number one initiative is to go back and look at the feminine dimensions of technology.” ... Read More...

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How I Learned To Code

AngieChang9 July 2012

From one-day classes to Stanford courses, Natasha continues learning to code at Dev Bootcamp. By Natasha Murashev (Student, Dev Bootcamp) Learning to code is ... Read More...

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Men Need To Sponsor Women In STEM Industries For Job Creation, Economic Recovery

AngieChang9 July 2012

Encourage male peers and colleagues to sponsor women for opportunities, from job promotions to nominations to boards. By Angie Chang (Co-Founder & Editor-i... Read More...

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Why Women Don’t Code

AngieChang9 July 2012

Alicia Morga will be co-hosting Founder Friday San Francisco on July 13 with Jennifer Pahlka. ... Read More...

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Why Women Don't Code

AngieChang9 July 2012

Alicia Morga will be co-hosting Founder Friday San Francisco on July 13 with Jennifer Pahlka. ... Read More...

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Entrepreneurial Drive Cannot Be Taught But Everything Else Can Be

AngieChang8 July 2012

"We raised seed funding from Tech Coast Angels as the youngest team they have ever invested in and still managed to graduate college a semester early." By Anna... Read More...

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The First Idea

AngieChang8 July 2012

"In school, design classes made us practice generating 100 solutions to a problem in 15 minutes which helped avoid the habit of falling in love with your first ... Read More...

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Balancing Family, Business When Married To Your Business Partner

AngieChang7 July 2012

My husband Phil and I have been business partners and happily married for over 14 years. By Nellie Akalp (Co-Founder & CEO, CorpNet) As a serial entrepren... Read More...

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Pipeline Fellowship To Train New Women Angel Investors In San Francisco And Los Angeles

AngieChang6 July 2012

Angel investing bootcamp for women philanthropists expands to the West Coast. By Angela Giacchetti (Summer Associate, Pipeline Fellowship) After hosting succe... Read More...

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Her Killer Idea? She Found It In A Science Lab (Inc’s 30 Under 30)

AngieChang6 July 2012

Allison Lami Sawyer teamed up with a physicist to bring a fluorescent imaging camera to market. Good move: The Air Force and BP both want it. By Donna Fenn (Co... Read More...

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Her Killer Idea? She Found It In A Science Lab (Inc's 30 Under 30)

AngieChang6 July 2012

Allison Lami Sawyer teamed up with a physicist to bring a fluorescent imaging camera to market. Good move: The Air Force and BP both want it. By Donna Fenn (Co... Read More...

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