Today’s guest helps business owners and stakeholders make wise decisions.

As a savvy entrepreneur, she started her first company at the young age of 15 and sold it to a major competitor just four years later.

She started her programming journey very early and quickly discovered her love for tech and a knack for building tech businesses. Her passion extends to changing the conversation in the tech world for women and gender minorities by helping more people get into and stay in tech. The more gender minorities are represented in tech over a longer period of time, the more the conversation will shift for future generations.

She developed the curriculum for the Raika Technologies and GotAnAppIdea.com Startup Program to help new app and tech entrepreneurs spend as little time and money as possible evaluating their idea, helping them get to a go-no-go decision quickly and efficiently.

Please join me in welcoming Cynthia Del’Aria.

In this episode we discuss:

• her thoughts on leadership: “Leadership is when you can step into your purpose and go boldly from that space.”
• her journey from coding when she was 8 years old and started her company at the age of 15.
• how watching her mother love her work and pour herself into her business inspired her as a child.
• how a prestigious deal at 18 caused a bidding war for her company by two of her competitors.
• how she earned and lost 7 figures and ended up living in her car.
• how she rebuilt, moving to Denver and developing download technology for the internet in it’s early days.
• how she discovered the missing link for more women to be hired in the technology field.
• her KPI consists of impact conversations to help people get over a hump, referrals, and sharing her story.

Listen, subscribe and read show notes at www.OnTheSchmooze.com – episode 226.