Fran Seegull

Impact Assets

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Chief investment officer and managing Director of Impact Assets, a nonprofit investment firm, she has an MBA from Harvard Business School

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It turns out that sexism in the big-money world of Silicon Valley often starts well before the first day on the job. It begins in the classroom.

VC's and Business School

It turns out that sexism in the big-money world of Silicon Valley often starts well before the first day on the job. It begins in the classroom.

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