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Women's Perspectives on Entrepreneurship - Embrace Opportunities!

DateTuesday, December 27, 2011 at 10:17AM

December 2011

The NCIIA in conjunction with ecosVC has put out an interesting and informative video series discussing women's perspectives on entrepreneurship.  Three experts share their thoughts on the challenges of being a female scientist or entrepreneur, and advise women in these fields to persevere and to let these challenges make them stronger.

This video series was supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation, grant CHE #0920877.

Judy Giordan, Partner ecosVC and Senior Advisor to the NCIIA, explains that we all view the world and everyone in it through different lenses, and we need to use these lenses to discover and embrace opportunities, rather than allowing them to limit us. Hear what everyone else has to say!

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