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Join the Program on Entrepreneurship for a lively conversation with Reddit’s Chief Operating Officer, Jen Wong YC ’96 after their recent IPO. Jen talks about how she has helped manage and build one of the largest online communities while driving advertising growth and revenues.
Recently listed at number 1 on Fast Company’s Queer 50, Jen was also included in the Gold House’s A100 List that honors the most impactful Asians and Asian American & Pacific Islanders in culture every May for API Heritage Month.
She is joined by Associate Dean & Shanna and Eric Bass '05 Director of Entrepreneurial Programs, Kyle Jensen and Associate Director of Entrepreneurship & Lecturer in the Practice of Management, Jen McFadden '08.
The Colloquium on Entrepreneurship connects founders, innovators, and entrepreneurs with students and faculty for candid discussions on innovation, iteration, and team building, and provides frank advice for Yale students considering launching their own ventures. The series takes a close look at the unique issues facing entrepreneurs and allows students to cultivate strong relationships for future partnerships.
Join the Program on Entrepreneurship for a lively conversation with Reddit’s Chief Operating Officer, Jen Wong YC ’96 after their recent IPO. Jen talks about how she has helped manage and build one of the largest online communities while driving advertising growth and revenues.
Recently listed at number 1 on Fast Company’s Queer 50, Jen was also included in the Gold House’s A100 List that honors the most impactful Asians and Asian American & Pacific Islanders in culture every May for API Heritage Month.
She is joined by Associate Dean & Shanna and Eric Bass '05 Director of Entrepreneurial Programs, Kyle Jensen and Associate Director of Entrepreneurship & Lecturer in the Practice of Management, Jen McFadden '08.
The Colloquium on Entrepreneurship connects founders, innovators, and entrepreneurs with students and faculty for candid discussions on innovation, iteration, and team building, and provides frank advice for Yale students considering launching their own ventures. The series takes a close look at the unique issues facing entrepreneurs and allows students to cultivate strong relationships for future partnerships.
