The Pulse Celebrates The Following Women April 25 -29
May 16, 2022
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This week we celebrate the following women:
The Women of Silicon Valley
excerpts from Pulse of the Valley, April 25 -29
Fundings
Amy Errett, CEO & Founder of
Madison Reed, received funding of $33M for total capital of $236M.
Amira Barkal, CEO & Founder of
Pheast Therapeutics, received funding of $76M for total capital of $76M.
Executive Moves in the last 90 days
Becky Center joined the team at
IndieGoGo as
CEO.
Shannon Nash moved from
Reputation to Wing as
CFO.
Daniele Gemignani joined the team at
Pipefy as
CTO.
Charlene Banard joined the team at
Atara Biotherapeutics as
CTO.
Michaela Dempsey moved from
Barnes Group to
Evisort as
CMO.
Suzy Monford joined the team at
Focal Systems as
Chief Strategy and Marketplace Officer.
Irma Laxamana joined the team at
Cloudera as
Chief Legal Officer.
Christine Foster joined the team at
Metagenomi as
Chief Business Officer.
Susan Lundeen moved from
Unity Biotechnology to
Allogene Therapeutics as
Chief Human Resources Officer.
Anne Marie DePaul Haddock joined the team at
Earnin as
VP People.
Alice Lulka joined the team at
Lilt as
Head of People.
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