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In the seventy-fourth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Alli McCartney, Managing Director at UBS Wealth Management, Catherine Flax, CEO of Pefin, and Molly Howard, Co-Founder and CEO of La Ligne, share strategies for early-stage female founders to leverage their relationships to close sales.
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In the seventy-third episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Carley Roney, Co-Founder of The Knot/XO Group, and Melissa Bach, Director of PR and Brand Marketing at The Knot/XO Group, do a deep dive into how early-stage founders can create their own PR plans.
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In the seventy-second episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, GILT Co-Founders Alexis Maybank and Alexandra Wilkis Wilson (who is also the Co-Founder of GlamSquad and Fitz) look back on their time as co-founders of GILT and give early stage founders tips and strategies for developing healthy co-founder relationships. This recording comes from the 2018 PE Intensive in New York City.
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In the seventy-first episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Della Heiman, Founder and CEO of Wynwood Yard in Miami, outlines the importance of community and collaboration for early-stage companies, and explains how female founders can leverage partnerships to take their companies to the next level. This recording comes from the 2018 PE Intensive in New York City.
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In the fifty-ninth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Ita Ekpoudom, CEO of Tigress Ventures, teaches female founders how to succinctly deliver a compelling personal story in 60 seconds. This recording comes from the PE Summit 2017 in Chicago.
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In the fifty-eighth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Gwen Cheni, Portfolio Manager and Partner at Pier 88 Investment Partners, and Eurie Kim, General Partner at Forerunner Ventures, provide tips and strategies for crafting a verbal pitch that allows female founders to establish their credibility and set themselves apart from their competition. This recording comes from the PE Summit 2017 in San Francisco.
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In the fifty-seventh episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Abby Ross, Co-founder and Chief of Partnerships at ThinkCERCA, shares how to quickly build and test a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). This recording comes from the PE Summit 2017 in Chicago.
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In the fifty-sixth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Joanne Yuan, former Associate Partner at Cowboy Ventures, Sara Deshpande, Partner at Maven Ventures, Cristina Costa of GingerBread Capital and Linnea Conrad Roberts of GingerBread Capital and the Roberts Foundation provide strategies female founders can use to deliver a powerful pitch that makes a good impression and gets an intended message across. This recording comes from the PE Summit 2017 in San Francisco.
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In the fifty-fifth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Jenny Fleiss, Co-Founder of Rent the Runway and CEO of Code 8, Anarghya Vardhana, Senior Associate at Maveron, and Christine Moseley, Founder and CEO of Full Harvest Technologies and #PEAlum, discuss the metrics that matter when demonstrating your company's traction to investors. This recording comes from the PE Summit 2017 in San Francisco.
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In the fifty-fourth episode of #theTools, Emily Chang, Bloomberg TV anchor and author of 'Brotopia', moderates a conversation between Jenn Hyman, Co-Founder and CEO of Rent the Runway, and Julia Hartz, Co-Founder and CEO of Eventbrite. The conversation, which covers how Hyman and Hartz raised and spent capital in the early days of their businesses and touches on their experiences with gender discrimination, was recorded at the 2017 PE Summit in San Francisco.
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In the fifty-third episode of #theTools, Rachel Blumenthal, Founder of children’s clothing company Rockets of Awesome, discusses how early-stage founders can build a brand that stands out. This recording is from the 2017 PE Summit in New York City.
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In the fifty-second episode of #theTools, Caroline and Christine Strzalka, Project Entrepreneur 2016 finalists and Co-Founders of It'sByU, a do-it-yourself flower arrangement kit subscription, join us in the UBS recording studio to discuss how they developed the concept for their business, how they handle the complexities associated with bringing a subscription service to scale, and their advice for female founders looking to bring their ideas to market.
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In the fifty-first episode of #theTools, IDEO team member Sloane Beaver and IDEO.org team members Ademide Adefarasin and Aya Jaffar, discuss "human-centered design," a concept that when applied to entrepreneurship encourages founders to prototype and test their ideas in an effort to fail early, fast and often, and achieve long-term success.
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In the fiftieth episode of #theTools, Sonia Nagar of Pritzker Group and Dana Wright of MATH Ventures explain what female founders should do in the months, weeks and days leading up to their first pitch to a VC, such as building relationships with investors, as well as peers and mentors, and crafting a clear and specific ask. Ita Ekpoudom of Tigress Ventures moderates the conversation, which took place during the 2017 Project Entrepreneur Summit in Chicago.
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In the forty-ninth episode of #theTools, MATH Ventures Managing Director Dana Wright and Senior Associate Samara Mejia Hernandez give insider strategies for preparing and delivering a 90-second pitch. Abby Ross, Co-Founder & Chief of Partnerships of ThinkCERCA, a MATH Ventures portfolio company, provides the entrepreneur perspective.
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In the forty-eighth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Alyssa Jaffee, Senior Associate at Pritzker Group, and Rebecca Sholiton, Co-Founder & CEO of Wise Apple, provide an overview of the funding landscape and give advice on how to understand one's funding options. This recording comes from the PE Summit 2017 in Chicago.
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In the forty-sixth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Sonia Nagar, Vice President of Pritzker Group, and Rebecca Sholiton, Co-Founder & CEO of Wise Apple, discuss the makings of the perfect verbal pitch. This recording comes from the PE Summit 2017 in Chicago.
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In the forty-fifth episode of Project Entrepreneur's #theTools, Carley Roney, Co-Founder of The Knot/XO Group, and Lori Feinsilver, Head of Community Affairs & Corporate Responsibility at UBS, discuss the ups and downs of founding a business, creating a viable team, and learning to make a good pitch. It was recorded at the PE Summit 2017 in Chicago.
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In the forty-fourth episode of Project Entrepreneur’s #theTools, Carley Roney Co-Founder of The Knot/XO Group and Hilary Folger CEO of Sparkfire talk about the elements behind the most iconic brands, delivering on your brand promise, defining overall brand strategy and more. It was recorded at the PE Intensive 2017 in NYC.
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