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Chief’s stamp of approval has an obvious allure. The professional network is dedicated exclusively to driving more women into positions of power and keeping them there, charging thousands for a private membership (if you’re lucky enough to get accepted). It’s a pitch that has landed over 15,000 members and, most recently, a billion dollar valuation…

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Chief’s stamp of approval has an obvious allure. The professional network is dedicated exclusively to driving more women into positions of power and keeping them there, charging thousands for a private membership (if you’re lucky enough to get accepted). It’s a pitch that has landed over 15,000 members and, most recently, a billion dollar valuation as of March 2022. At Disrupt, co-founders Carolyn Childers and Lindsay Kaplan will speak to what’s propelled Chief’s growth in just three years, the challenges along the way, and how to strategize something as subjective and elusive as community.

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  1. Punshier

    January 18, 2023 at 9:44 pm

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  2. Johnathan Brown

    January 18, 2023 at 10:16 pm

    LMAO, what! “Universally accepted truth women are superior to men”. What was that a setup for?

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