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What kind of lunch can three dollars buy you? A bag of chips and a soda? An organic apple? The federal government allots only $2.93 for each school lunch. Yet student success is tied to good nutrition. On that kind of budget, how can it both be healthy and taste good so kids will eat it? Lauren talks to Revolution Foods co-Founders Kristin Richmond and Kirsten Tobey.
KRISTIN RICHMOND AND KIRSTEN TOBEY, REVOLUTION FOODS
It's been reported many times that the technology industry is dominated by men. In fact, only 1 in 4 tech workers are women. Women hold only 9% of management positions, and account for only 14% of senior management positions at Silicon Valley startups. In this episode, we talk with two women who not only work in tech, but are leaders in the field. CNET.com Editor-in-Chief Lindsey Turrentine and Flickr Co-Founder and entrepreneur Caterina Fake, the founder of Findery--"the treasure map of your life."
LINDSEY TURRENTINE
CATERINA FAKE