The first time I understood racisms

Ana Pompa Alarcón, the CEO of the findSisterhood app & Undivided Space, will share unapologetically behind the scenes of an early-stage startup. As a Latina, an immigrant, a mom, and a woman in tech, things can become quite interesting. Together we will discover what intersectionality means and how intersectional feminism looks like. In business, but also in real life. And how to build your company from the ground up, and sometimes, yourself with it. 
Ana will interview other founders, investors, and mentors and have honest and in-depth conversations around the journey of being a startup founder.

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Ana Pompa Alarcón, the CEO of the findSisterhood app & Undivided Space, will share unapologetically behind the scenes of an early-stage startup. As a Latina, an immigrant, a mom, and a woman in tech, things can become quite interesting. Together we will discover what intersectionality means and how intersectional feminism looks like. In business, but also in real life. And how to build your company from the ground up, and sometimes, yourself with it. Ana will interview other founders, investors, and mentors and have honest and in-depth conversations around the journey of being a startup founder.

Ana Pompa Alarcón, the CEO of the findSisterhood app &amp; Undivided Space, will share unapologetically behind the scenes of an early-stage startup. As a Latina, an immigrant, a mom, and a woman in tech, things can become quite interesting. Together we will discover what intersectionality means and how intersectional feminism looks like. In business, but also in real life. And how to build your company from the ground up, and sometimes, yourself with it. 
Ana will interview other founders, investors, and mentors and have honest and in-depth conversations around the journey of being a startup founder.

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The first time I understood racisms

The first time I understood racisms