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Cadence Bambenek
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Fact-Checker and Contributor, Freelance
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I used to be a toxic 'tech bro' founder. After I came out as transgender, being taken seriously in Silicon Valley got so much harder.
By Natalie Egan, Cadence Bambenek| Business Insider Verified Natalie Egan is an entrepreneur who founded two tech startups. She says coming out as a transgender woman helped her learn empathy after she spent years contributing to a toxic "tech bro" culture. This is her story, as told to the reporter Cadence Bambenek. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Natalie J. Egan (she / hers), 44, a transgender tech entrepreneur and founder.
A 10-year-old who wants to create a robot to make Paris 'happy again' just landed a PhD-level fellowship
By Cadence Bambenek| Business Insider Verified iStock/TomasSereda One letter stuck out in the stack of applications from people with well-polished resumes applying for the Paris Summer Innovation Fellowship. Eva, a 10-year-old girl, applied to the program in the hopes of receiving mentorship so that she could build a special kind of robot: one to make the streets of Paris "happy again.""The streets of Paris are sad. I want to build a robot that will make them happy again," a summary of her application posted to Facebook read.
I used to be a toxic 'tech bro' founder. After I came out as transgender, being taken seriously in Silicon Valley got so much harder.
By Natalie Egan, Cadence Bambenek| Business Insider Verified Natalie Egan is an entrepreneur who founded two tech startups. She says coming out as a transgender woman helped her learn empathy after she spent years contributing to a toxic "tech bro" culture. This is her story, as told to the reporter Cadence Bambenek. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Natalie J. Egan (she / hers), 44, a transgender tech entrepreneur and founder.
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