I Make a Living · 2020-12-21 · 28 min
For anyone who’s ever Googled a symptom, this episode goes out to you. Crystal Evuleocha, founder and CEO of Kiira , is a kindred spirit, but her self-diagnoses landed her in surgery after she didn’t know when to get help. Her experience led her to develop an app that connects college-age women with doctors they can trust. In a year where telemedicine took another leap forward, Kiira and Crystal were on the cutting edge. In this week’s episode, we talk to Crystal about her experiences as a woman of color in the funding world - Kiira has counts Bumble Fund and Serena Ventures as investors - and her journey through pitch competitions, client acquisition, and how COVID changed (and supercharged) her business: “Our entire corporate strategy is to increase access for underrepresented people.” We also hear from Bumble's Strategy and Social Impact Associate Director Cybil Zhang of Bumble Fund's work funding Black and Latinx female entrepreneurs. Join the conversation on Facebook in our #imakealiving group , where you can chat about challenges, find resources for success, and stay connected with other entrepreneurs!
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