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She’s All That: Stories of Women in Law and Technology—Sharon Wienbar, Partner at Scale VP
By Beverly See • March 17, 2015 •Writers in Residence
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to build a venture capital firm or how venture capitalists make investment decisions (and how attorneys play a role in the process), you’ll find an inside look below, where Sharon Wienbar, Partner at Scale Ventures Partners, shares her insights and her story. Sharon has led investments in mobile and internet companies at ScaleVP since 2001, and is a female partner in an industry where fewer than 5% of venture capital firm partners are women. She holds an A.M. and an A.B. in Engineering from Harvard University, and an M.B.A. from the Stanford Graduate…
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Rhymes with Awe: First See, Then Do
By Tatum Lindsay • March 03, 2015 •Writers in Residence
I can’t tell you how excited I was when I finished interviewing Anna Berlee, a Ph.D. student studying property law at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. Anna’s dissertation is a comparative study of German, Dutch, and English law as they relate to property registers in the age of the internet and digital domains. I first met Anna last summer while working at The Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. She is a co-founder and contributor at the iii, the Interdisciplinary Internet Institute, an editorial assistant for The European Property Law Journal, and a lecturer on property law,…
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Jewellery Making Project Ideas - Using Sterling Silver Findings
By • May 10, 2011 •Nonprofits and the Public Interest
In jewelry making, one precise with among the most significant and most often overlooked items that back links your item collectively could be the humble sterling silver finding. Silver findings would be the seemingly insignificant but vitally basic elements of each item pandora glass beads of jewellery. with out silver links, for example, you cannot safe and seem a clasp to some necklace or interweave various strands of beads in to the full piece. with out crimp beads it is not possible to obtain a professional hold out to some necklace. And with out earring wires, you can find out…
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Swimming in Small Ponds: Relationships
By Andrea Welker • March 16, 2010 •Writers in Residence
“And where are you from?” It’s the inevitable question I’m asked whenever I meet a new client. Although I grew up in a small town in central Kentucky, I never developed much of an accent. My last name isn’t recognizable. I suppose I dress rather different too. Therefore, people are curious where I come from and how I ended up out here. Origins are important, the geographical and personal connections which define us. There are a particular set of experiences, beliefs and values that bind together a community, and that sense of culture is the reference point in not only…Connect with us
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