After 13 years at the intersection of three male-dominated fields — law, finance and technology — I thought I’d seen it all (ok, maybe not all, but a lot) when it came to the quest for gender equality. But even I did a double take this summer when U.S. District…

Is voice dead? It’s a fair question. Chatter about the digitization of processes, new apps, and enhanced mobile banking technology runs…

As we see with Colorado’s record-breaking sales this summer, not even a pandemic can stop the cannabis wave. Adult medical and recreational use of cannabis is poised to become a $15 billion industry in 2020 and recent projections suggest it will eclipse $30 billion by 2024. …

Investors holding Zoom meetings in their kitchens during the pandemic need only look in their bedrooms instead to find the next big opportunity. Sex Tech has the potential to drive innovation, expand opportunity for investment and advance women in finance and technology. An industry that’s largely unregulated, Sex Tech is…

Get excited. An article that isn’t about COVID-19 or “Murder Hornets!” Well, I may have slightly fudged the COVID-19 part. I’m not discussing human coronavirus directly, but the topic is pandemic-adjacent. As we continue to read about and participate in discussions surrounding innovation and how the pandemic has pushed the…

So today is officially ten years since my dad, the one and only Sandy Chevlin, was swiftly and unexpectedly taken from us. Don’t worry, this isn’t a sad post. I mean, maybe a little, but mostly not. I was 27 and pregnant with my first child. My parents had just…

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the age of the New Roaring ’20s. It was the age of isolation. It was the epoch of IRL. It was the epoch of Zoom. — Maybe I’m being a tad dramatic, but things have gotten…weird. It feels a bit like we’re all stuck in between two worlds: home and work are colliding, weeks and weekends seem to be merging, and opposing viewpoints are converging on one primary focus: survive.

We’re in the midst of the COVID-19 global pandemic, and I’m writing here from Chicago, where all bars and restaurants are closed (thank goodness for Doordash) and my kids are home from school. Our governor issued a shelter in place order on Saturday, March 21 and we’re still waiting for…

A woman walks into a bar. That’s not a joke, but it does set the stage for this article on digital identity. If you’re wondering what the digital version of getting carded looks like, stay tuned. We’ll cover that, and more, shortly. First things first: what is Digital Identity? In…