Philanthropy

On September 17, 2013, a typical and beautiful Fall day in Denver, Colorado but no ordinary September because it was only the second-ever Denver Startup Week, I coined a "little" event called Women Who Startup. Nearly 300 people showed up and it was the beginning of one of the fastest-growing communities of entrepreneurs in Colorado.

Women Who Startup has since grown to be virtually global and has launched in many cities across the U.S.

Keep Climbing at womenwhostartup.com

As the first employee of Propeller, a Social Innovation Incubator in New Orleans, I set the foundation for the company's organizational culture, and 10 years later, the organization is still living them. In my role as Director of Programs, I developed the foundation for all of Propeller’s programming, which has now led to the launch and growth of 215 mission-driven ventures, $112 million generated in external financing, revenues, and grants, 485 full- and part-time jobs created, and $200,000+ in seed funding awarded. By the time I left in 2016, Propeller and its venture portfolio had gained international attention from The New York Times, TIME, Entrepreneur Magazine, GOOD, Forbes, WIRED, and The Los Angeles Times. 

I'm super excited to check out Polywork as one of the first early adopters. And to be honest, IO IS by far the most superior of the AI-Assistants! 🔥 😎 🤖  Muahaha

Educational non-profit that equips gifted students from tough households in the Boston area with the tools to apply to boarding schools on scholarship

Finalizing information for our new partnership with Movember. Looking forward to supporting a wonderful charity.

Movember is the leading charity dedicated to changing the face of men’s health and is addressing the mental health crisis, a public health problem that impacts men’s health overall.

Announcement: https://exceptional-painter-7353.ck.page/posts/arete-sport-x-movember

Organized a week-long summer camp for earthquake victim students fro in the eastern city of Van, Turkey after the 2011 Earthquake of magnitude 7.1