April 2021
Startup & Venture Capital Club Series — Action Plan: Building a Customer-Centric Mindset
Free
When you put your customers at the center of your business, you are making an enormous contribution towards your startup’s long-term success and profitability. Simply put, “customer-centric” is a strategy that puts your customer first in order to provide a positive experience and build long-term relationships. According to a Deloitte study, companies with a customer-centric approach are 60% more profitable than those that are not focused on the customer. Another study by Bain & Company reports that increasing customer retention…
Find out more »May 2021
Women Who Invest Forum | The Fix: Women Transforming Venture Capital
Free
Join us at our kickoff event for our Women Who Invest Forum event! It’s no secret that women and persons of color are underrepresented in the venture capital ecosystem. Less than 3% of VC funding go to women-led startups, only 1% of VC-backed founders are Black, and less than 2% are Latinx. And it doesn’t stop there- the diversity issue for VC’s is no better. Join us at our kickoff event in our Women Who Invest Forum where our panel…
Find out more »Startup & Venture Capital Club Series — Security Alert: Data Privacy & Protecting Your Startup
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In an age of infinite innovation and digital transformation, protecting your data is critical- and regulations for protecting the privacy of data continues to evolve. Failing to protect privacy or provide sufficient data security can result in dire consequences to your company, including theft or loss of intellectual property, identity theft, regulatory penalties and compliance agreements, and more. Please join us as our speakers discuss the ever-evolving developments in privacy and data security, identifying the biggest risks startups face both…
Find out more »June 2021
The Inclusive Leadership Forum Presents: How Women of Color are Reimagining the Future of Work
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This past year has seen an unprecedented number of women of color leaving the technology workplace, and many more are considering leaving their jobs or downshifting their careers by the end of 2021. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Black, Latinx, and Asian women accounted for all of women’s job losses last December, with over 150,000 Black women dropping out of the labor force entirely. Many of these women felt the increasing burden of unpaid care- including cooking,…
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