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Recorded live at our Female Founders Conference in New York, an AMA with Kat Manalac, Kirsty Nathoo, Adora Cheung, Holly Liu, Jessica Livingston, and Carolynn Levy.
This panel was hosted by Sharon Pope, Head of Marketing Programs at YC.
We’re also posting the other talks from the Female Founders Conference today. You can see all of them and read the transcripts at blog.ycombinator.com
If you’d like to learn more about the Female Founders Conference, head over to femalefoundersconference.org
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