women in tech – Valley Talks

[S1,E24] Not Yet Another Dating App – What’s All The Controversy About ‘The League’?

October 5, 2016

Let’s talk about a new way of online dating! Amanda Bradford, founder and CEO of The League, has created a dating app for smart, ambitious people, for whom swiping left or right is not the thing anym... Read More...

[S1,E15] Hackaton ninja, inventor and engineer – Priya Kuber left her life in India for love. A year later she introduces a shape wear that tracks body measurements.

April 19, 2016

Interviews, Season 1

I met Priya in San Francisco during one of the meetups dedicated to female founders. As she was already a fan of Valley Talks, we started chatting about the talk show and the value it brings to her. Soo... Read More...

[S1,E11] “I don’t regret it” — Peeple CEO, Julia Cordray on her controversial app that went infamously viral

March 21, 2016

Interviews, Season 1

Peeple app allows reviewing other people, much like Yelp allows reviewing restaurants, services and places. As soon as the app concept became public, media broke out accusing Peeple's founders of creati... Read More...

[S1,E8] Making a new start in San Francisco. Emily Baum builds Keyrious – high-tech fine jewelry that unlocks surprises

February 17, 2016

Interviews, Season 1

Emily Baum is the CEO of Keyrious — high-tech fine jewelry – that unlocks extraordinary experiences with a turn of a key. Emily lived in New York, studied in Chicago, and then moved to San Francisco to ... Read More...

[S1,E7] Raising over $1M on Kickstarter, graduating from Y Combinator and being married to a co-founder — Lisa Fetterman, CEO of Nomiku

February 10, 2016

Interviews, Kickstarter, Season 1, Y Combinator

I'm very happy to introduce Lisa Fetterman, co-founder and CEO of Nomiku — a sous vide cooking appliance that cooks food in a controlled low-temperature water bath. It had massively succeeded in two Kickstart... Read More...

[S1,E4] “Whenever you are looking for a co-founder, always have that person have some skin in the game other than their sweat equity.” — Neelam Chakrabarty creates Nextdoor for schools and parents

January 28, 2016

Interviews, Season 1

“Sweat equity comes very easily and you can walk away with it as easily, so I made sure that the next co-founder I was willing to go with, had to invest money. Money is hard to part with and is one of the r... Read More...

[S3,E7] The secrets of influencer marketing – Alexa Tonner, Collectively Inc.

[S3,E6] The do's and don'ts in blockchain marketing! – Jesse Ratner, Founder of The Blockchain Agency

[S3,E5] How to pitch your startup to press? Storytelling hacks with Hayley Leibson, Forbes contributor

[S3,E4] Choosing positive vs. negative marketing when fighting fake news - Nicolas Maquaire launches Kloop after a successful exit to Salesforce

[S3,E3] How to use the brand's full potential? – Shift helps military veterans transition into impactful civilian roles

[S3,E2] “Be willing to listen to feedback” - How does Sumo Logic navigate targeting different B2B audiences?

[S1,E24] Not Yet Another Dating App – What’s All The Controversy About ‘The League’?

[S1,E15] Hackaton ninja, inventor and engineer – Priya Kuber left her life in India for love. A year later she introduces a shape wear that tracks body measurements.

[S1,E8] Making a new start in San Francisco. Emily Baum builds Keyrious – high-tech fine jewelry that unlocks surprises

[S1,E7] Raising over $1M on Kickstarter, graduating from Y Combinator and being married to a co-founder — Lisa Fetterman, CEO of Nomiku

[S1,E4] “Whenever you are looking for a co-founder, always have that person have some skin in the game other than their sweat equity.” — Neelam Chakrabarty creates Nextdoor for schools and parents

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