START-UPS

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Naomi Dunford – Itty Biz – Naomi’s hilariously tart commentary on scrappy marketing tactics for companies without a marketing department. Esther Dyson – The Huffington Post – A veteran angel investor, Esther has first-hand experience helping to do the delicate work of nuturing a start-up. Her trademark candidness only further convinces you that what she’s saying is the real deal. Shonali Burke – Women Grow Business – As editor of Women Grow Business and head of her own consulting agency, Shonali Burke is the embodiment of the entrepreneurial spirit. She tackles topics that sometimes speak to the unique issues that women face, but mostly her insight is invaluable across the board. Tara Joyce – Rise of the Innerpreneur – I put Tara under my “Start Ups” section because her blog should be an immediate read for anyone with an entrepreneurial jones. She explores what she calls “meaningful capitalism,” which means discovering your own business passion, and bringing it into the world in a mindful way. And it’s highly inspiring. Penelope Trunk – Brazen Careerist – The founder of 3 start-ups, Penelope has logged more than enough experience to dish out advice, but her blog is more than just a formulaic “You can do it!” entrepreneurial cheer. She very honestly exposes the more trying aspects of living your career, and loving your life. Laurie Ruettimann – The Cynical Girl – Formerly the blogging brains behind Punk Rock HR, Laurie has a long-standing tradition of openly discussing the pitfalls and tough spots of career and business. An expert in the field of human capital management, she’s not one to sugarcoat with corporate speak, but she does have a wicked sense of humor while telling it like it is. Marla Tabaka – The Successful Soloist – Marla is a life and business coach who helps entrepreneurs shape up and become the proud owners of successful companies. Her blog addresses the gamut of issues you might be struggling to address if you were one person trying to do the job of 10 – read: an entrepreneur.



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