We at Women Who Startup denounce racism as the plague that it is. And we vow to continue to do the anti-racism work necessary. We know that we are stronger together and we must stand up for and support our Black communities more than ever. We are grieving for our friends, colleagues, partners and loved ones.  To our Black community members I am here for you, I will continue to fight for you and stand up for injustice and I’m grieving for your sorrow, fear, anger and your exhaustion from inequality.  To our white members we must do better. We must start at home. We must start at work ..read more

Like everyone across the world we are closely monitoring the new Coronavirus COVID-19 and it’s impact on communities, small businesses and startups. These are extremely vulnerable times for small businesses and so many that we are doing our part to share resources with you daily to substitute income, get creative to make changes in your business and inform you of any U.S. Government relief actions, all on Women Who Startup (WWS) Online as well as on social media. Our members will be first to have access to resources we get informed off. WWS made the call to shift from in-person communi ..read more

We have some exciting news to share. We’ve partnered with Women Who Tech and they just launched their 10th Women Startup Challenge, which will be co-hosted by Google. We’re working with the non-profit Women Who Tech as an Advisor to help showcase and fund the best early-stage, women-led tech startups.  Applications for the Women Startup Challenge are officially open, and I wanted you to be the first to know. I’d love to see you apply. What you’re doing is amazing. The deadline is March 29, 2020. Check eligibility and criteria here. In addition to the $50,000 cash grant (equity free), a ..read more