LiisBeth Dispatch #25
In this issue: Losing Yourself in Your Venture, Oasis Aqualounge, Feminist Securities Regulators? And More!
Revitalizing Women’s Sexuality, One Member at a Time
In the 1970s, Germaine Greer called out patriarchal social norms that cut women off from expressing their innate sexuality and true desires. The good news is today’s sex and body-positive entrepreneurs are here to disrupt those norms—once and for all.
A Cure for Chaos: A Playlist To Feed Your Heart and Mind
This week, LiisBeth invited Urbanology, a Toronto-based lifestyle and music magazine, to curate a playlist for readers looking for a cure—and to discover new artists in the process. Enjoy!
LiisBeth Dispatch #24
In this issue: Resistance/Activist Entrepreneurs; Are Women Really Rejecting Gender Based Incubators? Plus Six Mini-Profiles and “Can’t Miss” Events
Call in the Squad
An entrepreneur envisioned a women’s entrepreneur support site she could turn to when she got the business blues. Despite the non-believers, Bourgoin managed to raise $350,000—$250,000 from the Nova Scotia venture capital firm Innovacorp and the rest from a handful of angel investors.
Why Jamal Marched for the First Time
“My eight-year-old son did not want me to leave. He said, ‘It’s too dangerous Mama. Please don’t go. I love you. Just email them your concerns.'”
THE MAKING OF A WALL STREET FEMINIST
Group think was the real cause of the 2008 financial crash. “As someone who had a front-row seat,” she explains, “there were no evil geniuses pulling the strings.” Just guys who all look and think alike, and as a result, “didn’t see it coming.”–Sallie Krawcheck
LiisBeth Dispatch #23
In this issue, Can #movethedial Move It? Plus LiisBeth Snapchat coverage of the DC Womens March, New Nasty Woman Press Startup, B Corp Diversity Metrics and More!
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Notes from the Field
Welcome to LiisBeth–and the emerging post- capitalist economy. Diverse, feminist entrepreneurs are trailblazing the way. We tell their stories. We nourish their work. We also advocate for inclusive entrepreneurship and innovation policies that enables flourishing for all.
If you value our story-telling and advocacy, sign up for our monthly newsletter today. Please consider a one-time donation of any amount today.
LiisBeth Dispatch #25
In this issue: Losing Yourself in Your Venture, Oasis Aqualounge, Feminist Securities Regulators? And More!
Revitalizing Women’s Sexuality, One Member at a Time
In the 1970s, Germaine Greer called out patriarchal social norms that cut women off from expressing their innate sexuality and true desires. The good news is today’s sex and body-positive entrepreneurs are here to disrupt those norms—once and for all.
A Cure for Chaos: A Playlist To Feed Your Heart and Mind
This week, LiisBeth invited Urbanology, a Toronto-based lifestyle and music magazine, to curate a playlist for readers looking for a cure—and to discover new artists in the process. Enjoy!
LiisBeth Dispatch #24
In this issue: Resistance/Activist Entrepreneurs; Are Women Really Rejecting Gender Based Incubators? Plus Six Mini-Profiles and “Can’t Miss” Events
Call in the Squad
An entrepreneur envisioned a women’s entrepreneur support site she could turn to when she got the business blues. Despite the non-believers, Bourgoin managed to raise $350,000—$250,000 from the Nova Scotia venture capital firm Innovacorp and the rest from a handful of angel investors.
Why Jamal Marched for the First Time
“My eight-year-old son did not want me to leave. He said, ‘It’s too dangerous Mama. Please don’t go. I love you. Just email them your concerns.'”
THE MAKING OF A WALL STREET FEMINIST
Group think was the real cause of the 2008 financial crash. “As someone who had a front-row seat,” she explains, “there were no evil geniuses pulling the strings.” Just guys who all look and think alike, and as a result, “didn’t see it coming.”–Sallie Krawcheck
LiisBeth Dispatch #23
In this issue, Can #movethedial Move It? Plus LiisBeth Snapchat coverage of the DC Womens March, New Nasty Woman Press Startup, B Corp Diversity Metrics and More!
LiisBeth Dispatch #25
In this issue: Losing Yourself in Your Venture, Oasis Aqualounge, Feminist Securities Regulators? And More!
Revitalizing Women’s Sexuality, One Member at a Time
In the 1970s, Germaine Greer called out patriarchal social norms that cut women off from expressing their innate sexuality and true desires. The good news is today’s sex and body-positive entrepreneurs are here to disrupt those norms—once and for all.
A Cure for Chaos: A Playlist To Feed Your Heart and Mind
This week, LiisBeth invited Urbanology, a Toronto-based lifestyle and music magazine, to curate a playlist for readers looking for a cure—and to discover new artists in the process. Enjoy!
LiisBeth Dispatch #24
In this issue: Resistance/Activist Entrepreneurs; Are Women Really Rejecting Gender Based Incubators? Plus Six Mini-Profiles and “Can’t Miss” Events
Call in the Squad
An entrepreneur envisioned a women’s entrepreneur support site she could turn to when she got the business blues. Despite the non-believers, Bourgoin managed to raise $350,000—$250,000 from the Nova Scotia venture capital firm Innovacorp and the rest from a handful of angel investors.
Why Jamal Marched for the First Time
“My eight-year-old son did not want me to leave. He said, ‘It’s too dangerous Mama. Please don’t go. I love you. Just email them your concerns.'”
THE MAKING OF A WALL STREET FEMINIST
Group think was the real cause of the 2008 financial crash. “As someone who had a front-row seat,” she explains, “there were no evil geniuses pulling the strings.” Just guys who all look and think alike, and as a result, “didn’t see it coming.”–Sallie Krawcheck
LiisBeth Dispatch #23
In this issue, Can #movethedial Move It? Plus LiisBeth Snapchat coverage of the DC Womens March, New Nasty Woman Press Startup, B Corp Diversity Metrics and More!
Search by keyword
Notes from the Field
Welcome to LiisBeth–and the emerging post- capitalist economy. Diverse, feminist entrepreneurs are trailblazing the way. We tell their stories. We nourish their work. We also advocate for inclusive entrepreneurship and innovation policies that enables flourishing for all.
If you value our story-telling and advocacy, sign up for our monthly newsletter today. Please consider a one-time donation of any amount today.
LiisBeth Dispatch #25
In this issue: Losing Yourself in Your Venture, Oasis Aqualounge, Feminist Securities Regulators? And More!
Revitalizing Women’s Sexuality, One Member at a Time
In the 1970s, Germaine Greer called out patriarchal social norms that cut women off from expressing their innate sexuality and true desires. The good news is today’s sex and body-positive entrepreneurs are here to disrupt those norms—once and for all.
A Cure for Chaos: A Playlist To Feed Your Heart and Mind
This week, LiisBeth invited Urbanology, a Toronto-based lifestyle and music magazine, to curate a playlist for readers looking for a cure—and to discover new artists in the process. Enjoy!
LiisBeth Dispatch #24
In this issue: Resistance/Activist Entrepreneurs; Are Women Really Rejecting Gender Based Incubators? Plus Six Mini-Profiles and “Can’t Miss” Events
Call in the Squad
An entrepreneur envisioned a women’s entrepreneur support site she could turn to when she got the business blues. Despite the non-believers, Bourgoin managed to raise $350,000—$250,000 from the Nova Scotia venture capital firm Innovacorp and the rest from a handful of angel investors.
Why Jamal Marched for the First Time
“My eight-year-old son did not want me to leave. He said, ‘It’s too dangerous Mama. Please don’t go. I love you. Just email them your concerns.'”
THE MAKING OF A WALL STREET FEMINIST
Group think was the real cause of the 2008 financial crash. “As someone who had a front-row seat,” she explains, “there were no evil geniuses pulling the strings.” Just guys who all look and think alike, and as a result, “didn’t see it coming.”–Sallie Krawcheck
LiisBeth Dispatch #23
In this issue, Can #movethedial Move It? Plus LiisBeth Snapchat coverage of the DC Womens March, New Nasty Woman Press Startup, B Corp Diversity Metrics and More!
