More and more women are moving into positions of authority in the Atlantic Canadian startup community, as highlighted by a range of announcements in the past year.
Several women have held prime spots in the region’s innovation sector for years, such as Genesis CEO Michelle Simms and Pond-Deshpande Centre Executive Director Karina LeBlanc. But in the last year, most of the big personnel announcements have involved female executives.
There’s a change taking place in the community that goes beyond the new faces in the corner office. It involves an evolution of thought that was first
