SeattleInno: This Seattle startup wants to mentor women in STEM through crowdsourcing

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Seattle-based Gotara wants to become the go-to advice destination for women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

The startup, which was founded in 2020 by former Amazon executive D. Sangeeta, allows women working in STEM fields to anonymously ask for advice to deal with real-world problems in the workplace, and Gotara crowdsources relevant answers from its network of advisers. For Sangeeta, finding the right advisers is crucial.

Read the full article at SeattleInno.

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