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People around the world are building exciting companies targeting big markets. Given the quick pace of technology innovation and the potential for startups to build something truly special, many people want to know how to become a founder. To help answer that question, TechCrunch Senior Reporter Dominic-Madori Davis assembled a brilliant panel of founders who…

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People around the world are building exciting companies targeting big markets. Given the quick pace of technology innovation and the potential for startups to build something truly special, many people want to know how to become a founder.

To help answer that question, TechCrunch Senior Reporter Dominic-Madori Davis assembled a brilliant panel of founders who will provide actionable advice and insight for individuals looking to build something while navigating the ever-evolving startup ecosystem, which included…

Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins: Founder & CEO, Promise
Ruben Harris: CEO, Career Karma
Ritu Narayan: Founder & CEO, Zum

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