Female Leaders Month with Anna Elhini, co-founder/COO of Creatrix & Kayleigh Harkay of PerdidoFido!

Name: Female Leaders Month with Anna Elhini, co-founder/COO of Creatrix & Kayleigh Harkay of PerdidoFido!
Start: 2018-05-21T18:00:00-04:00
End: 2018-05-21T21:00:00-04:00
Location: COPT HubSpot

May 21, 2018, 10:00 PM – May 22, 2018, 1:00 AM

Columbia MD

Join us as we celebrate  female leaders and entrepreneurs around the world.  Our featured fireside guest will be Anna Fleeman Elhini, co-founder of Creatrix® and our featured young local startup will be Kayleigh Harkay, founder and CEO of PerdidoFido!

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About this event

Join us as we celebrate  female leaders and entrepreneurs around the world with two of our own phenomenal female entrepreneurs. Our fireside chat guest will be Anna Fleeman Elhini, co-founder of Creatrix® and our featured young local startup with be Kayleigh Harkay, founder and CEO of PerdidoFido!.Creatrix is an identity management company specializing in systems integration and software engineering with expertise in bio-metrics, vetting, credentialing, and case management. http://www.creatrixinc.com/
Anna is responsible for all of Creatrix's corporate operations, business development, and marketing, leveraging her nearly 20 years of experience in operations, project and contract management, survey research, and statistics. 
Kayleigh is the founder of a young local (Baltimore) startup called PerdidoFido! Their most recent accomplishment was winning the 1st prize of $15,000 at the University of Baltimore's Merrick School of Business's Rise to the Challenge Pitch Competition the first week in May.
PerdidoFido is developing a GPS, activity, and vital health tracker with an interactive phone app for dogs and cats. It's concept is to track a pets activity and offer guidance and education about weight loss, proper nutrition and activity alternative. Once complete, plans are to incorporate the vital health tracker which measures and records a pet’s heart rate, temperature and respiration and this information is sent to the veterinarian once a month for review to aid in early detection and prevention of disease and illness.