I Co-founded a Failed Y-Combinator Startup (Lessons Learned)

Join us for this rare look at facing and embracing failure -- and the lesson learned that Kristen Fang co-founder of StrattyX - a no code strategy-creation tool for the stock and cryptocurrency market. Yet with all the fanfare, investors and top-notch advice, the startup failed.

Hear her first-person account of her journey as an early-stage founder, how she faced the reality that her big idea was going to fail and how she came through it with hard won 'lessons learned' which she hopes will benefit other startups.

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Kristen Fang graduated from Harvard College with a B.A. in Computational Neuroscience. Her academic and professional interests revolve around the intersection of software, finance, and education. Join us in a discussion with Kristen on her lessons learned from her failed Y-Combinator co-founded startup.

In the past, she has designed her own academic curriculum as a homeschooler, supported M&A deals at Lazard's Healthcare Investment Banking group, and built fintech startup StrattyX (YC W20) in her college dorm room. She currently runs a private educational consulting practice (kristenfang.com)

Read Kristen’s latest blog- Part I: http://tiny.cc/42kvlz, Part II: http://tiny.cc/9skvlz

Feel free to reach out to Kristen directly through linkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristen-fang/

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