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Facebook Says Departure Of Three Female Executives Is Not A Bad Thing

Facebook Says Departure Of Three Female Executives Is Not A Bad Thing By Ashley Palya Reporters Without Borders has filed a lawsuit against Facebook in France AFP / Lionel BONAVENTURE Facebook has seen three executive positions held by women go within a month, but the company’s Chief Diversity Officer, Maxine Williams, doesn’t feel it’s a bad thing. While discussing Facebook’s annual diversity report, Williams commented on the departures, noting the female leaders had moved on to great positions, meaning it wasn’t a bad thing that they had left, and she also noted that the company has plans to continue hiring more women and minorities overall.

20 Women Who Helped Build Payments Giant PayPal During Its Early Days

Insider tracked down 20 women who held key roles at PayPal in areas such as product, legal, and customer support ahead of its 2002 sale to eBay.

How 4 New Jersey pools turned into a startup that just raised $10M – TechCrunch

How 4 New Jersey pools turned into a startup that just raised $10M As the oldest of 12 children, Bunim Laskin spent much of his teen years looking for ways to help keep his siblings entertained. Noticing that a neighbor’s pool was often empty, Laskin reached out to ask if his family could use her pool. To make it worth her while, he suggested that they could help cover her expenses for maintaining the pool. Soon after, five other families had made the same arrangement with her and the pool owner had six families covering 25% of her expenses. This meant that the neighbor was actually making money off her pool. The arrangement sparked a business idea in Laskin’s mind. At the age of 20, he founded Swimply, a marketplace for homeowners to rent out their underutilized pools to local swimmers, with Asher Weinberger.

Reimagining Access to Outdoor Spaces: Swimply Announces New Funding and Expands Pool Sharing Marketplace to 25 New Markets

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Swimply, the marketplace for homeowners to rent out their underutilized pools to local swimmers, today announced it is expanding into 25 new cities nationwide. With this market expansion, the company is now serving two markets in Canada, five markets in Australia and a total of 125 U.S. markets. Swimply is also announcing the closing of a $10 million Series A financing.  The funding is led by Norwest Venture Partners with participation from Trust Ventures and notable angel investors. This financing will support additional market launches, product development and increased insurance coverage for homeowners. 

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