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Nomiki Petrolla
Helping non-tech women build tech @ PDS Lab | Techstars Mentor | Featured in Nasdaq, SubKit, StartupNation, GritDaily, WeRule | Wife and Mom*4
Nomiki Petrolla is a prominent figure in the startup ecosystem, serving as a Startup Mentor at Techstars. She is the Founder and CEO of PDS Lab, a tech accelerator specifically designed to support non-tech women in building technology solutions. Her work focuses on empowering women by providing resources and mentorship in the tech industry.
In addition to her role at PDS Lab, Petrolla has been actively involved with Techstars, recently participating in mentoring sessions for the Techstars Columbus program, which is powered by The Ohio State University. Her contributions have been recognized in various media outlets, including Nasdaq and GritDaily, highlighting her impact in the startup community.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Nomiki Petrolla is also a dedicated mother of four, balancing her family life with her commitment to fostering innovation and inclusivity in technology.
Highlights
Starting Tuesday there are 26 women building tech who are participating in a 10 week goal setting cohort.
Its set up like this:
Every founder starts the 10 weeks with a long term goal:
🎯 Launch the MVP 🎯 Secure 3 partnerships 🎯 Hire a first employee
And then each week they create tasks to reach that goal:
✅ Complete the Bubble build ✅ Outreach to 5 companies ✅ Meet candidates that fit needs
Each week they meet with the pod for 30 min on what they did or didn't do AND get support.
➡️ DM if you want to join these women!
Hi, I'm Nomiki, Founder & CEO of PDS Lab, a tech accelerator for women. I am on a mission to bring access to women building their first tech solutions through product training, education, resources, and community.
Follow my journey as I disrupt the tech ecosystem by bringing ACCESS to women building tech.
💬 COMMENT if you’ve got feelings about this!
I wanna hear your thoughts on the price increase and your plans.
Will you stay with Canva? Will you migrate to another tools? Will you cut the bloat and limit licenses? Is the price worth it for your team?
Building tech is hard, but then add pricing and it’s even harder.
But Canva knows their audience and what they can get away with.
I’m really curious how this will pan out!
