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Alejandra Molina
Unlocking economic opportunities for entrepreneurs 🌎 | 3x founder backed by Techstars & Google | UNESCO SDG4 Youth network | 40 under 40 Awardee | International keynote speaker
Alejandra Molina is a dynamic serial entrepreneur and activist who currently serves as the GEN Invest Manager at the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN).13 At just 26 years old, she has already made significant contributions to entrepreneurship, education, and social impact.7
Professional Background
Molina is a polyglot, fluent in four languages, and has worked and studied in 14 countries across four continents.12 Her entrepreneurial journey began at the age of 22 when she co-founded Beepboop, an educational technology platform focused on medical Spanish simulations.1 This venture was backed by Google's Latino Founders Fund and Techstars, and built a community of 150,000 language learners worldwide.1
Entrepreneurial Ventures
WarmiShine:: Molina co-founded this nonprofit organization that reimagines women's health and rights education, impacting over 450 students and teachers in Peru.1
MetaBronx:: As one of three co-founders, Molina helped establish this New York City accelerator for underrepresented tech founders.1 MetaBronx combines startup acceleration with youth workforce development and has:
- Hosted over 1,500 youth from underserved communities in New York
- Provided essential workforce development training
- Helped program participants raise $15 million in equity investment1
Current Role at GEN
Alejandra Molina joined the Global Entrepreneurship Network to lead their Small Business Grants and Equitable Access Programs.45 In her role as GEN Invest Manager, she brings her extensive experience in entrepreneurship and her passion for creating economic opportunities through education.16
Recognition
Molina's work has garnered recognition, as she is described as an award-winning serial entrepreneur.4 Her activism and projects supporting immigrants have also been noted, leading to her being honored for her efforts.7
Alejandra Molina's LinkedIn username is alejmolia, where more details about her professional journey can be found.2
Highlights
Thrilled to share the wonderful news that last week, I was recognized as one of NYC's 40 under 40 Latinos for my dedication to supporting youth to unlock opportunities through entrepreneurs and education! 🚀 Not only that, I was also given the #RisingStar Award! Given the exponential growth of my career. That plus the outpouring support from Perú has been incredible 📰
At the age of 26, it's both surreal and humbling to be part of such an outstanding group of professionals making waves in Nueva York.🗽 I can't believe it's only been 5 years since I came to this city/country with a suitcase full of dreams and goals. Being acknowledged alongside these incredible individuals feels like a dream.
The celebration was hosted at the iconic Rockefeller Center, where the Negocios Now (Clemente Nicado) team hosted the gala along Telemundo 52 and NBCUniversal. A big shout-out and heartfelt thanks to them 🙌🏽 Their commitment to championing the Latino community is truly commendable.
I am grateful for the support, encouragement, and opportunities that have paved my path so far. This award is not just a personal achievement but a testament to the power of community and collaboration. Let's continue to uplift and empower one another. 💪🏽 ✨
Here's to the journey ahead and the impact we can create together! 🌎✨ #40under40 #LatinoLeadership #EmpoweringYouth #NegociosNow #RockefellerCenter #latinosintech
Happy Women’s Entrepreneurship Day!🎉
One of the ways I enjoy celebrating women’s entrepreneurship is by encouraging other young women to become entrepreneurs.
This Global Entrepreneurship Week I was invited to be a keynote speaker at Google, where I shared insights from my entrepreneurial journey and highlighted useful resources to an audience of aspiring entrepreneurs.
As a Google Latino Founders Fund founder it was wonderful to hear inspiring stories from the groundbreaking googlers Asia L Seavers Mariah Burgess Denise Bernard
💡📚The deeper I delve into understanding how entrepreneurship works, the more I realize that to make it accessible to more women, we need to partner with various ecosystem players, and educational institutions are one of them. That's why I was excited to meet Romina DeNicola, PMP, CSM and Emily Blanco from BMCC and I can’t wait for Nov.29th to continue championing young entrepreneurs🏆✨
Thank you Cristal Espejo for hosting this panel and bringing us all together.
#GEW2023 #WED #womensentrepreneurshipday #google #youngleaders #youthintech #education #sdg4
