"I’m not successful enough, I'm not rich enough, I'm not doing enough…” So many of us are driven by a deeply rooted belief that we are not good enough. We achieve and achieve, and even when we successfully reach our goals, we soon learn that success and enoughness do not come hand in hand. In a #MeToo world increasingly mired in fear, it's more important than ever for leaders to say "enough is enough" and step into a place of awareness and empathy. Through her decade-long career as the #1 gymnast in America, a Wall Street analyst, serial entrepreneur, and now the Founder and CEO of SheWorx, the leading organization empowering female entrepreneurs, Lisa discusses how leaders can move from a place of scarcity into one of abundance to build truly inclusive cultures.
Lisa Wang, Founder & CEO,
SheWorxForbes 30 U 30 Venture Capital | Keynote Speaker | US Hall of Fame Gymnast
"Gold Medal Gymnast Takes On Gender Equality In Silicon Valley" - ForbesThe latest episode on my Enoughness Podcast, "How To Focus on The Things That Matter"Lisa Wang is a former 4x National Champion and US Hall of Fame gymnast turned serial entrepreneur. She is the Founder & CEO of SheWorx, the leading global platform empowering 20,000+ women to build and scale successful companies through access to top mentors and investors. SheWorx is focused on closing the funding gap by collaborating, not competing.
Lisa is a member of the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2018 in Venture Capital and CIO Magazine's Top 20 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2017 and 2018. She is a writer for Forbes and Fortune focused on driving gender parity in entrepreneurship. She is the Executive Producer and host of the 5-Star Enoughness podcast. Lisa is a graduate of Yale University.
SheWorx is the leading global platform and event series empowering 20,000+ female entrepreneurs to build and scale successful companies. We’re closing the funding gap by collaborating, not competing, and democratizing access to top mentors & investors. SheWorx has differentiated itself as a leader in driving the movement for gender parity in entrepreneurship.
