Who Is Nomiku Founder Lisa Fetterman?
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On This Is Your Life in Silicon Valley, Lisa Fetterman is introduced against the usual picture of a startup founder, the guy in a hoodie from HBO's Silicon Valley. She invented Nomiku, a home sous-vide immersion circulator, and she organizes female founders in tech. She says she grew up in China until she was seven, then in Port Washington on Long Island, and later moved to San Francisco. She went through Y Combinator with her husband and Nomiku co-founder Abe Fetterman while Sam Altman was leading the batch, and she mentions making the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. The host calls her message on gender diversity in Silicon Valley simple and unapologetic.
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