Gamble to ditch Silicon Valley for the Big Apple pays off for many
By Rich Schapiro | NEW YORK DAILY NEWS | Sunday, January 22, 2012
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Women Biofuel Business Leaders The Top 10 Most Influential Women In The Biofuel Business By Lisa Ann Pinkerton Thursday, January 19th, 2012 Series: Influential Women in Cleantech
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ForbesWoman 1/13/2012 @ 5:22PM by Lisa Gates We’re familiar with the statistics: Women own about 40 percent of the private businesses in the United States, according to the Center for Women’s Business Research. But according to Astia, a group that supports women-led small companies, women make up less than 10 percent of venture-backed start-ups.
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NPR: All Things Considered, Laura Sydell Monday, January 9, 2012 Astia CEO, Sharon Vosmek interviewed
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Nature, by Virginia Gewin 04 January 2012 Female scientists hoping to become entrepreneurs face obstacles — but there are organizations that can help. [Astia featured]
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Source: Shasta Crystals, Inc. January 3, 2012
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San Francisco Magazine by E.B. Boyd | Photography by Jen Siska | November 22, 2011
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SlickFlick , a mobile app users can create photographic storyboards, is now available for (free!) download in the iTunes App Store. Download the app, tell your story and leave a review HERE.
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Astia calls for applications to join its accelerator programme in Europe and launches About Astia roadshow in the East of EnglandLONDON, November 24, 2011
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Thursday, November 10, 2011 By Lori Valigra, Mass High Tech correspondent
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 11, 2011
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Monday, 10 Oct 2011 | 11:42 AM ET By: Jessica Naziri Special to CNBC.com
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October 9, 2011 By Riva Froymovich, Wall Street Journal
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HILLSBOROUGH, NC October 4, 2011 Sports Endeavors, Inc today announced the acquisition of Vivo Girls Sports, Inc. (vivoGS), based in Mill Valley, California.
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By Karen E. Klein, Bloomberg Businessweek September 30, 2011 Few women try to run their own high-growth companies. That deficit is limiting the recovery's potential, says the Kauffman Foundation's Lesa Mitchell
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Forbes, September 30, 2011 | Meghan Casserly, Forbes Staff A by-the-numbers look at the best U.S. cities for female entrepreneurs to get started—and thrive in business.
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KANSAS CITY, MO Sept. 28, 2011 Jobs and economic escalation will follow as more women break through "glass walls" to start high-growth ventures
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