Name: Niko Everett
Age: 31
Title and organization: Co-Chief Executive Officer, Girls for a Change
Connection to YWSE: Co-founded YWSE in 1999
Associations/memberships: Democratic National Committee, Planned Parenthood, NARAL: Pro-Choice America
Awards/honors: Draper Richards Foundation fellowship for social entrepreneurs in 2007, one of the “40 Under 40” up and comers in the Silicon Valley by The Silicon Valley Business Journal, KQED Local Hero (Women’s History Month)
Hobbies: Outdoors, sailing, triathlons and marathons
This is the first profile we’re writing for Faces of YWSE. While talking about successes, we also want to share the challenges and frustrations you’ve experienced.
I highly value sharing career challenges with aspiring women. At a panel I attended recently, I felt overwhelmed by the successes of the $20 to 50 million companies. I wanted to hear the challenging moments — what happened when they couldn’t pay the bills, when the staff staged a coup. But these people seemed so perfect, when in fact everyone has issues and failures.
Interview on March 12, 2007, 2:30 pm by Adriana Dakin and Tania Hurter, Board Members, YWSE-SF
At a panel I attended recently, I felt overwhelmed by the successes of the $20 to 50 million companies. I wanted to hear the challenging moments — what happened when they couldn’t pay the bills, when the staff staged a coup.
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