Another five female entrepreneurs active in Silicon Valley

In the past, we always thought that there were only men in the IT world, but people who worked for ENIAC included 6 women. In Silicon Valley, the male-dominated entrepreneurial situation is no longer, women are starting to become entrepreneurs, the company's top.

HP's Meg Whitman and Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg, as well as the Marissa Mayer that became the topic center today, became the star of the female entrepreneur. Besides them, what other women are active in Silicon Valley? Please see:

She is the founder and CEO of the social errand "service TaskRabbit."

TaskRabbit lets the user publish the task on the website, and sets up the reward, also can let the user to claim the task, obtains the reward. Some people with free time can earn pocket money through TaskRabbit.

USAToday An article yesterday called the near-popular new economic model-sharing. The article revealed that the user on the TaskRabbit one months can receive a maximum of 5000 dollars of remuneration.

Last December, TaskRabbit received $17.8 million in investment, with a total financing amount of $24.5 million.

She is one of the founders of the online ticketing service Eventbrite.

Eventbrite sells tickets for all events and live events. Its outlook is bullish for investors, who won 50 million of dollars in venture capital last May.

Last June, it managed to sell tickets to the American pop band's 50,000-person concert in Black Eyed Peas. Its business model is to draw 2.5% of the ticket price, plus 0.99 dollars per ticket, and a maximum of 9.95 dollars per ticket.

This February, it sold its No. 50 million ticket. This June, the company announced that its ticket sales exceeded the 1 billion dollar mark, but not yet profitable.

She is the founder of Minted.

Minted is an online creative community, mainly for graphic design works. It provides a platform for designers to exhibit their work. It is also an E-commerce site that sells these designs to consumers.

In 2000, Naficy once cooperated with others and founded an E-commerce website eva.com. Before the Nasdaq crash, Eva.com sold for 100 million dollars.

She is the founder and CMO of the online reviews service Angie ' s List.

Angie's List was founded 1995 ago, and it has been involved in the "word of mouth" market in an era when the network is not yet popular. When users need to become paid members, they can call Angie ' s List and have them give you advice.

This charging approach has continued to the present, becoming the biggest feature of the Angie ' s List. In a "free" era, the Angie ' s List is based on the site's comments are "from the real." At present, the number of paid users on the website reached 1.2 million, service providers reached 27,000, the cumulative amount of financing amounted to 135 million U.S. dollars.

She is one of the founders of the Getaround car rental service.

Getaround is a peer-to-peer car rental service. Car owners will be their own idle different cars, put on the getaround for rent. Then, people who want to hire a car can rent a car for one hours, a day, or one weeks just by using a mobile phone.

TechCrunch's founder, Arlington, once reviews the business model of Getaround: effective.

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(Responsible editor: Duqing first)