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2025
Women's Investor Track
Jun 2025
We back the best university and recent alumni founders — like Cursor, Dandy, RapidSOS, and Shield AI — with a network of investors, mentors, and their first check.
Insight Series
May 2025
We aspire to be the world’s most exceptional financial institution, united by our shared values of partnership, client service, integrity, and excellence.
Operating at the center of capital markets, we act as one firm, mobilizing our people, capital, and ideas to deliver superior results across our clients’ most complex challenges.
For 157 years, Goldman Sachs has delivered world-class execution on a global scale across our leading Global Banking & Markets and Asset & Wealth Management businesses.
Apprenticeship is central to our culture, with hands-on coaching and access to leaders who bring decades of experience and expertise. With office locations around the world, we offer a broad range of career opportunities to those who insist on excellence and thrive on performance.
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2024
Venture Scout
Oct 2024
GoAhead Ventures is a Venture Capital fund based in Silicon Valley managing over $250M in AUM. At GoAhead Ventures our mission is to work with entrepreneurs at the earliest stages of their company. We have developed a streamlined process for founders to pitch their company via our website. The "GoAhead Process" allows founders from around the world to get in front of our partners and get a RAPID decision the day after a partner pitch.
Check out our website to submit your pitch to our managing partners; all 3 of our managing partners review every submission!
2021
Founder and Chief Financial Officer
Aug 2021
Table 99 is an application that helps women which feel insecure in public places and on city streets. The application provides the user with two types of SOS button: with an alarm and with a route to the nearest safe, collaborating establishment. An alarm button is used to attract attention in a necessary situation, and a map with establishments so that the user can wait out a potentially dangerous situation or get quick help in an emergency. Cooperating establishments are marked with a special identification sticker for the faster recognization of the right place.
