Empowering Employees and Helping Organizations Build Inclusive Cultures
The experience of bias and its fallout has been a profoundly influential aspect of Ulupreneur Tolonda Tolbert’s life. Growing up in Colorado Springs, she was
Bridging the Gap Between Home Health Care and the HealthCare System
Education and giving back were always priorities for Ulupreneur Pascal Odek. Growing up in rural Kenya, his mother was a nurse and his father worked
Ethical Sourcing, Automation, and AI: A Breakthrough in Wigs and Extensions
Getting bullied as a child is what ignited Ulupreneur Isoken Igbinedion to embark on her lifelong mission. Born in Nigeria, her family immigrated to the
A Mobile-First Platform Helps a New Generation Reduce Debt and Build Wealth
If you don’t have control over your finances, it’s hard to think about anything else. Growing up in a working-class neighborhood, Ulupreneur Tanya Menendez saw
Better Tools for Advisors Lead to Better Financial Journeys for Clients
Ulupreneur Gina Sanchez never lets a crisis go to waste; she has faced one after another in her life, ranging from personal health to career.
Expanding Access to Abortion Care through Telemedicine
Growing up, Ulupreneur Gaby Izarra imagined globetrotting as a travel journalist would be the coolest job ever. Journalism was in her blood: the year before
Evaluating Seed-Stage Startups
A Rubric for Evaluating Seed-Stage Investments 2.5 This is an updated version of our much-read original investment rubric. Read our quick FAQs about the Ulu
Ulu in Action – August 2022
New team members join Ulu, Miriam rocked it on Bloomberg Tech, we made two new investments and Ulupreneurs raised more than $16M! We are excited
Delivering Regulatory Compliance Solutions to Independent Dealmakers
Ulupreneur Federico Baradello attributes his resilience and entrepreneurial values to his Argentinian immigrant parents, and to his grandparents, Italian emigrees to Argentina. As Federico says, they
Connecting Consumers and Merchants to Make the Most of HSAs
Born in Ghana, Ulupreneur Ami Kumordzie was no stranger to seeing extreme poverty and people with acute health conditions, like AIDS or polio, who had
