Identifying opponent weaknesses and finding hidden talent requires lots of data that AI can analyze quickly, giving coaches insights they may have missed and saving time.
Destination Sitters' growth during and after Covid-19 highlights the adaptability and agility of women-owned businesses when they have access to capital.
Shazi Visram son's autism diagnosis drove her to create HealthyBaby, providing non-toxic products to keep babies and toddlers safe. Being resilient is part of her DNA.
Despite a lawsuit challenging grants for black-owned businesses, Hello Alice closed a Series C funding round and continues to give grants to small businesses.
Despite self-doubt, a lesbian founder overcame VC bias to found a high-growth healthtech startup to treat loneliness. Health plan companies are impressed with her results.
Women VCs—Sheila Gulati and Stacey Giard of Tola Capital—promote diversity among LPs and fuel innovation through early-stage investments in AI enterprise software.
The aligned values of two human capital management companies, will help the acquisition of Via by Justworks succeed, and their small-business customers thrive.
Maxeme Tuchman's desire to apply her entrepreneurial and edtech skills to public school education guided her to become a candidate for a seat on a school board.
With Clayful, an on-demand, chat-based platform, schools can provide students with coaches to work through everyday emotional challenges and manage their mental health.
Darrow, an AI justice intelligence platform, automates research to help find class action lawsuits and build cases more quickly. Meet the woman CTO and cofounder.
Despite wartime challenges, SOLO for Diamonds and Alkor-D continue operation, producing lab-grown diamonds and fine jewelry in the Ukraine.
In 2 years, Melanie Samba, a Black female founder, created a conference intelligence platform raising over $1 million with a waitlist of over a thousand prospects.
A women-owned real estate private equity firm outperforms and passes $10 billion assets under management..
The not-yet-wealthy need financial advice to build wealth, which was costly, until now. A Black woman has built a business that makes wealth management affordable.
Whether it’s grants or venture capital, funding technology for progressive causes requires dedication and patience, but New Media Ventures is determined.
By creating microdoses of THC—the active ingredient in cannabis and hemp, The High Confectionary gives people more control over achieving the desired experience.