"I strongly believe in education as the ultimate form of empowerment," — Shauna Mei
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Artist/ Managing Partner , TumericALIVE
A: When I was in college, I volunteered in the pediatric intensive care unit at Dartmouth Hospital in New Hampshire. While volunteering there, I met some of the most fragile, beautiful children I’ve ever seen. Just being there was extremely special, but one day a child told me that I was his angel. It was probably one of the most moving ... READ MORE »
Founder, Girls Who Code
A: Closing the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) gap in education and empowering girls to become the engineers and entrepreneurs of the future. READ MORE »
Founder & President, Count Me In for Women's Economic Independence
A: I am very fortunate to be able to experience this at our live events during the Make Mine a Million $ Business program pitch feedback sessions. There is something about coming to a period in your life when you know things that are valuable to others. I enjoy being able to share those things, without charging an arm and a leg, ... READ MORE »
Founder, GoGirl Finance
A: I sit on the Board of Say Yes To Education. I'm passionate about providing education to inner city children. I really believe that education is the pathway to a better life. It breaks the cycles of poverty, early pregnancy and incarceration. Young people need to feel there is hope for a better life. READ MORE »
Director, Serve the flow
A: I support Women to Women International; I grew up in Israel where war was part of our daily life. I know the importance of supporting women. My mom took care of 4 kids herself, sometimes for months. I know the power of women and I believe that it takes a whole village of women to raise a child. READ MORE »