Forbes: From a childhood love of books and programming, Aarti Parikh co-founded KiteReaders to produce and distribute enhanced ebooks and apps for kids, partnering with children’s book authors and publishers. Follow her on Twitter at @KiteReaders.
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Triple Pundit: “It’s a good time to be a female entrepreneur,†says Caitin Berens of Inc. Indeed, women-owned businesses have grown by over 54 percent since 1997 at a rate 1.5 times that of the national average, according to a recent American Express OPEN study. Nearly one third of all businesses (or 8.3 million) are
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Move over 3D ultrasounds! How would you like to hold your unborn baby? A firm in Japan Fasotec and Hiroo Ladies clinic, have started a service that makes 3D models showing the inside of the abdomen during pregnancy. This service began on July 30. Currently, many clinics provide photos taken during ultrasound scans. But this
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Forbes: Early in her career, Sarah Allen co-founded the company that created Adobe After Effects. She is currently co-founder and CTO for mobile startup Mightyverse and runs Blazing Cloud, a product-centric mobile application consulting firm. Follow her on Twitter at @ultrasaurus.
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Forbes: Prerna Gupta co-founded Khush in 2009 to develop intelligent music apps and led her startup to profitability. Khush was acquired by Smule in December 2011 for a “eight-figure deal†in cash and stock. Follow her on Twitter at @prernagupta.
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Forbes: Mobile entrepreneur Jennifer Lum is co-founder of Adelphic Mobile, was a core team member of Quattro Wireless (acquired by Apple) and m-Qube (acquired by VeriSign) and is an angel investor in mobile startups including Crashlytics, OnSwipe and Kinvey. Follow her on Twitter at @jenniferlum.
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Forbes: Former product manager Ingrid Lestiyo co-founded Mobsmith, a mobile ad-serving platform that offers both an agency side and a publisher side solution. Mobsmith was acquired by Rubicon Project for $10M in May 2012. Follow her startup on Twitter at @mobsmith.
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Forbes: Co-founder Claire Boonstra has over 10 years of experience in mobile, new media and marketing. Her current venture is Layar, a mobile browser that allows you to find various items based upon augmented reality technology. Follow her on Twitter at @ClaireBoo.
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This infographic from American Express OPEN helps celebrate amazing women and their success in business.
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Forbes: The New York Times called her “one of the most powerful female executives in technology whom you have never heard of†– Cher Wang built HTC’s relationship with Google for the Android-based smartphone and the rest is history. Follow her company on Twitter at @htc.
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