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Co.Lab puts a team on your résumé
Education

Co.Lab puts a team on your résumé

The product-management school gives aspiring technologists something awkward to acquire: experience building with other people. Its classroom is a small team with a real deadline.

product-management · tech-educationRead →
Company
The Recruiter Who Went Rogue for Women in the C-Suite
Consumer · Education · Enterprise

The Recruiter Who Went Rogue for Women in the C-Suite

Tracy Saunders spent two decades placing executives for Google, Amazon and Cisco. Then she flipped the model - and built a discreet network that gets senior women hired, paid and promoted without the noise.

executive-women · career-coachingRead →
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CoA Nexus, Inc.
Ai · Saas · Marketplace

CoA Nexus, Inc.

CoA Nexus, Inc. (formerly Srust, Inc.) is a Tokyo- and Menlo Park-based deep-tech HR startup that uses proprietary AI to read tens of millions of research papers and patents, visualize a scientist's real skills, and match R&D talent with companies - from university spinouts to large manufacturers. Its flagship platform, CoA Researcher, is billed as Japan's largest researcher-matching platform, supporting full-time roles and side work across biotech, chemistry, medical science and semiconductors. The company raised a roughly ¥300 million Series A in October 2025 to expand its global researcher database and go beyond the reach of conventional job ads.

researcher-matching · deep-techRead →
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Athena Alliance
Saas · Education · Enterprise

Athena Alliance

Athena Alliance is a subscription community and learning platform that helps senior women executives build what it calls a 'Portfolio of Impact' - advancing into the C-suite, onto corporate boards, and into investing, entrepreneurship, and thought leadership. Founded in 2016 by Coco Brown, it blends a curated peer network, a learning library, 1:1 coaching, live salons, and direct board-opportunity matching. Its membership spans leaders from companies like Microsoft, Alphabet, Disney, Databricks, and Stripe, and the organization says it has helped place hundreds of women on corporate boards.

women-in-leadership · board-readinessRead →