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Mira Murati, CEO, Thinking Machines Lab. Credit: Microsoft

Who is Mira Murati, the Albania-born founder of OpenAI’s new rival?

Mira Murati, an Albania-born former CTO at OpenAI, has unveiled her new startup, Thinking Machines Lab. The company recruited about 30 top researchers and engineers from competitors including OpenAI, Meta, and Mistral.

Curly-coily and cool: The UK app Frobelles seeks to empower kids in the U.S.

The demand for diversity and inclusion in America is attracting Black-focused international entrepreneurs from around the globe. Frobelles, an app game developed by a mother and daughter to celebrate afro-textured hair, recently launched in the U.S.

Olga Ayo, Founder and CEO, Citizen Concierge. Credit: Citizen Concierge

From attorney to startup founder: Olga Ayo challenges status quo with technology

More than six years ago Slovakia-born lawyer Olga Ayo found herself with a newborn, no means of income or work authorization. She navigated the complexities of U.S. immigration on her own — and succeeded. This experience inspired her to establish her own legal practice and launch a platform to simplify the visa application process for others.

Left to right: Yasaman Soroori and Tania Cruz, co-founders at Consulta Immigration. Credit: Consulta Immigration

How immigrant entrepreneurs streamline green card applications with technology

With the U.S. migrant crisis reaching epic proportions, creators of innovative tech solutions seek to simplify complex paperwork for visas and green cards.

3 immigrant fempreneurs reshaping North America’s creative and media industries

These three women stand at the center of a major technological shift, changing how the creative economy operates. In their pursuit of success, they first needed to rewire their minds and cultivate new beliefs.

She who rules the data: 3 immigrant female entrepreneurs in Big Data

These immigrant women entrepreneurs are leaders in one of the world’s most significant, fastest-growing industries. The global big data market is projected to reach more than $473 billion by 2030.

The voice of leadership: How can immigrant fempreneurs improve their communication style?

Since the world of Tech has been historically male-dominated, the “voice of leadership” tends to be male. Women entrepreneurs – and immigrants in particular — should look for their own unique style, writes Lisa Patti, communication coach and founder at C3Speech.

Who is Mira Murati, the Albania-born founder of OpenAI’s new rival?

Curly-coily and cool: The UK app Frobelles seeks to empower kids in the U.S.

From attorney to startup founder: Olga Ayo challenges status quo with technology

How immigrant entrepreneurs streamline green card applications with technology

3 immigrant fempreneurs reshaping North America’s creative and media industries

She who rules the data: 3 immigrant female entrepreneurs in Big Data

The voice of leadership: How can immigrant fempreneurs improve their communication style?

Female developer uses Tech to preserve ancient Asian language

3 immigrant female techpreneurs shaping the future of work

8 female immigrant entrepreneurs who took on the system, and won

From $180,000 in debt to $40 million in funding: This immigrant techpreneur helps parents secure their kids’ futures

How South Asian women are breaking into the U.S. entrepreneurship scene

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