A couple weeks ago I watched ~15 companies present in one hour. That’s four minutes per presentation. As my photos will attest, it was a blur! I’ve forgotten most of them. Being forgetful is, of course, not the goal of the presenters. I do remember one presentation. It stood out for its simplicity

It’s tough for startups – with shorter capital runways and track records – to work with the long sales cycles, aging systems and bureaucratic requirements of cities. And governments often find themselves frustrated, working with legacy systems that need the support of new technology to keep up with the increases in urbanization and

Two out of every three young women now say they want to be their own boss. But what does it really take to succeed? Meet the winners of Glamour‘s annual Starters Project—and let them inspire you to greatness. Wanna Be Starting Something: Katherine Ryder (left), 33, and Nichelle McCall, 32, two of our winning

Is adoption right for me and my baby?” While hindsight can be 20/20, it can be hard to figure out the right thing to do when the unexpected has happened to you. That’s why we’ve invited some birth mothers to speak about their own adoption experiences and give their top pieces of advice

“Birth parents are such a misunderstood and underrepresented part of adoption, so even if I don’t want to speak out, someone has too.” — Kelsey, on speaking up against birth mom stigmas Read more about what Kelsey has to say about birth mom stigmas.