In this episode, Emily Scott, the co-founder and CEO of Dance Happy, opens up about what it’s really like to build a mission-driven company that's making an impact for the Down syndrome community. She shares about her lifelong passion for entrepreneurship, navigating postpartum and maternity leave as a founder, and the wide barriers that still exist for those living with disabilities, even in business. We also reflect on the high moments, like Dance Happy's inclusion to the Oprah Daily's O Li...
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In this episode, Emily Scott, the co-founder and CEO of Dance Happy, opens up about what it’s really like to build a mission-driven company that's making an impact for the Down syndrome community. She shares about her lifelong passion for entrepreneurship, navigating postpartum and maternity leave as a founder, and the wide barriers that still exist for those living with disabilities, even in business. We also reflect on the high moments, like Dance Happy's inclusion to the Oprah Daily's O Li...
01: When Love and Success Feel the Same, with Hannah Ryu
Founding Mothers
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01: When Love and Success Feel the Same, with Hannah Ryu
In this episode, Balu Belz (creator & host) interviews Hannah Ryu, the co-founder and head of business development at Oak Theory. Hannah shares her journey as a creative strategist, storyteller, and AI enthusiast and reflects on her experiences as a first-generation Korean American and a mother. They also delve into themes of identity, the evolving definition of success, and the unexpected benefits of a local support system. About Hannah As a first-generation Korean American and mother of...
Founding Mothers
In this episode, Emily Scott, the co-founder and CEO of Dance Happy, opens up about what it’s really like to build a mission-driven company that's making an impact for the Down syndrome community. She shares about her lifelong passion for entrepreneurship, navigating postpartum and maternity leave as a founder, and the wide barriers that still exist for those living with disabilities, even in business. We also reflect on the high moments, like Dance Happy's inclusion to the Oprah Daily's O Li...
