Unicorn Lessons

Unicorn Lessons

Aileen Lee coined the term “unicorn’s” to refer to startups with $1 billion valuations. Lee is a founding member of All Raise, a nonprofit organization devoted to increasing the representation of women in the venture-backed tech ecosystem. Excerpt:

"...who you are defines how you build this is the entrepreneurial thought leaders series brought to you by stanford acorn on this episode we're joined by eileen lee founder and managing partner at cowboy ventures she also is a founding member of all raise a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the representation of women in the venture backed ecosystem..."

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