Dawn Myers founded THE MOST to help women, and she has now taken the next step in helping women founders as director of The Vinetta Project, a capital platform designed to unleash female drive. In this fireside chat she will discuss her path, and also share some great information about how founders can move their companies forward.

Find out how she went from lawyer to entrepreneur and now to to the city director of The Vinetta Project, and what it takes to get your business off the ground as a female founder these days.

THE MOST is a consumer based product, so also expect some insights on manufacturing and prototyping and how that journey can work.

Here's some more about Dawn:

Dawn Myers is founder at THE MOST and Director at the Vinetta Project. She started THE MOST to make products to meet the nuanced needs of women of color, but engineering and manufacturing tech enabled hardware takes an incredible amount of capital and training. Dawn had to get creative to raise funds to surmount the heightened barriers to entry for minorities in this space and quickly found herself advising and coaching other women on how to work what they have to get what they need. Along the way, she acquired a passion for helping women and women of color in particular learn and grow in entrepreneurship. A JD and graduate Dartmouth's Business Bridge Program, she is committed to creating quality programming for Black women founders, the fastest growing segment of entrepreneurs in the US, as well other underrepresented founders striving to innovate for their communities.