Mission: Torun

The share of women-led unicorn startups is already minuscule, less than two percent. Simply put, Holmes increased the cost of raising capital for women in the corporate world and for women-led projects.

Elizabeth Holmes Is the Exception: More Women on Boards Lead to Less Corporate Wrongdoing - ProMarket The so-called “opportunity theory” suggests that women are statistically underrepresented in white-collar offenses because they are underrepresented in higher corporate echelons. A forthcoming paper refutes that theory, providing empirical evidence of the positive effects that gender balancing i...

In most cases, the thing that makes a great entrepreneur is different from what it takes to run a large, mature company. Founding a company requires dreaming up crazy ideas, taking risks, and pouring all of your energy and passion into something that may never work.

The problem is that once you've done that, it's pretty hard to be objective about what you built. It's even harder to let go when you've grown something beyond what you're capable of leading.

Jack Dorsey's Resignation Letter to Twitter Reveals a Harsh Truth About Leadership Most People Never Learn Twitter's co-founder says he doesn't want to be a 'single point of failure.'

There's no vaccine for climate change
But I'm happy to witness that most of the European companies have been capable of sustaining through the pandemic thanks to fighting spirit and flexibility they demonstrated to survive!
And they start to grow again!
From I bring you closer to the and wish you another successful boost!
Beata Young, hack the future founder.

“The only guaranteed way to raise prosperity for all is to grow the economy for everyone” as Patrick L Young is quoted.

A growing or more productive economy makes more goods and provides more services than before. This was an interesting visit to the Bahamas, continues!
Online, offline, hybrid, towards a digital future!

thanks to the amazing people who develop ArawakX . "Moving people from consumers to owners" is the mantra for the Bahamas ecosystem.
Stay tuned for more or come to enjoy visa!

In the first quarter this year, U.S. startups raised $69 billion from investors—41% more than the previous record, set in the fourth quarter of 2018, according to data firm PitchBook. The average valuation for startups at all stages also reached a new high and more than tripled from last year to $1.6 billion for late-stage companies. “I’ve never seen it this frenzied,” one investor tells the The Wall Street Journal

Silicon Valley’s Deal Machine Is Cranking: ‘I’ve Never Seen It This Frenzied’ Years into a boom for venture capital, deal flow and valuations are reaching new peaks, and among the biggest beneficiaries are the companies vying to become the next big social-media platform.

SF tech culture is focused on solving one problem: what is my mother no longer doing for me?

Silicon Valley startups are obsessed with developing tech to replace their moms Thank you, moms, for all of the wonderful tech companies you've clearly inspired.

The last recession in 2008-2009 served as a reminder that great companies, such as Airbnb, Credit Karma and Uber were founded during a time of crisis.

Investors and founders forged ahead and learned to adapt to a virtual environment, with COVID-19 impacting sectors to varying degrees. Healthcare which has traditionally been slow to innovate saw a surge in interest from investors (42%), followed by remote work solutions (32%).

Going forward into 2021, investors intend to build on this momentum. To find out more about survey results, please click here.

How the Startup Investor Community has Responded to COVID-19 as the Pandemic Enters Year-Two 500 Startups, a leading global early stage venture capital firm, has been keeping a pulse on its startup investor community since the pandemic began last year.