Women Disrupting Tech | The Podcast
The Podcast Closing the Funding Gap for Women in Tech.
Podcast episode that features a female founder.
In Episode 36 of Women Disrupting Tech, Alyx CEO and co-founder, Johanna Spiller explains how to solve the gender pay gap.
Johanna reveals what makes solving the gender pay gap so difficult, why the scarcity of women in tech makes for a win-win business case for women and their employers, and how her startup Alyx fixes the gender pay gap.More
Rolien Wiersinga, through her company Circular Green, offers “Plants as a Service,” which extends the life of plants while improving work environments. In this podcast episode, we unravel the logistical challenges of circular entrepreneurship and discuss the mental health benefits of plants. And we discover the unexpected social impact of Plants as a Service.More
In episode 29 of Women Disrupting Tech, CEO and co-founder of ed-tech startup Enatom, Lusanne Tehupuring, discusses how the company is evolving anatomy lessons akin to a 1632 painting by Rembrandt. The podcast delves into Enatom’s contribution to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, its work in countries with restrictions on dissecting human bodies, and Tehupuring’s personal journey to co-founding the startup.More
The 28th episode of Women Disrupting Tech features a conversation with Irene Samwel from ImpactCity and Arianne van der Linden from Kwebbel. They discuss the role of impact in attracting women to tech startups and how The Hague supports this impact. Plus, you can learn more about the 8th edition of ImpactFest and apply for 1 of 3 free tickets.More
In episode 27 of Women Disrupting Tech, StellarUp CEO and co-founder Estelle Roux reveals how mentors can support women in tech, talks about her journey as a startup founder, and explains why tech is more than just code.More
Tradesnest, led by CEO and co-founder Nancy Shenouda, disrupts the consumer electronics industry by connecting small, innovative brands with global distributors. Leveraging Shenouda’s retail expertise and artificial intelligence, Tradesnest predicts optimal distribution partners and markets for innovations. This business model bypasses traditional, costly trade shows. Shenouda encourages women, especially those from corporate backgrounds, to not be dismayed by funding statistics and pursue tech start-ups.
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The 25th episode of Women Disrupting Tech is a panel discussion on Career Advancement for Women in Tech.More
This episode of Women Disrupting Tech features an interview with Elianne Leeffers, CEO and Founder of Go Potty, an app designed to simplify potty training and reduce diaper usage. The discussion also addresses the challenges faced by female-led startups and the importance of having more investors who understand the problems they aim to solve.More
I’ll release the 20th episode of the Women Disrupting Tech Podcast this Friday. Thanks to the incredible women who are disrupting the technology sector with their knowledge and inspiration, it has been an exciting journey. So, I thought it would be an excellent moment to look at what I’ve learned so far. Before I start,…More
Het begon als een project voor een vak bij haar studie werktuigbouwkunde: los het grootste probleem van een stel met een meervoudig gehandicapt kind op. En inmiddels is CloudCuddle een bedrijf dat zowel gezinnen als zorginstellingen voorziet van bedden waarin meervoudig gehandicapte kinderen veilig kunnen slapen. In Nederland zijn er naar schatting 120.000 kinderen met…More
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