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A Conversation with Tess Manning – Principal @ GSV Ventures | Pluralsight | Andela | Board Member @ Girl Develop It | MBA ‘19 @ Stanford GSB

A Conversation with Tess Manning – Principal @ GSV Ventures | Pluralsight | Andela | Board Member @ Girl Develop It | MBA ‘19 @ Stanford GSB

FromWomen in Venture Capital


A Conversation with Tess Manning – Principal @ GSV Ventures | Pluralsight | Andela | Board Member @ Girl Develop It | MBA ‘19 @ Stanford GSB

FromWomen in Venture Capital

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Length:
26 minutes
Released:
Sep 4, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode, Tess gives us a deep dive into Edtech, a sector that has gained renewed momentum this year as ~1.5 billion students and teachers move online. She talks to us about her journey working for Edtech companies, Andela and Pluralsight and eventually moving to Edtech focused fund, GSV Ventures and the need to break the cycle of limited funding to minority groups. She also gives us an overview of the ASU+GSV summit 2020, one of the largest conferences in the space.Tess Manning is a Principal at GSV Ventures, an early stage venture fund that partners with entrepreneurs in the $2 trillion global learning and talent technology sector. She’s heavily involved with the annual ASU+ GSV Summit that connects leaders focused on transforming society and business around learning and work. Tess joined GSV after graduating from the Stanford Graduate School of Business in 2019. Prior to GSV, Tess worked at Pluralsight, a technology skills platform and Andela, a New York based business solving the technical talent shortage by building distributed engineering teams in Africa. 
Released:
Sep 4, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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Join us as we engage with women, from analysts to partners, establishing their presence in the venture capital industry and male counterparts lending a hand. Let's talk networking, recruiting, culture, trends, investment opportunities, female funding and breaking into the boys' club.