Thursday, 19 November 2015
After ordering her salad, Pree Walia reaches into her wallet to pull out a credit card. She hands it over to the cashier, who grabs the card and stops. “I love your nails!” the cashier says, excitedly. She grabs Walia’s hand and looks at her fingernails, with a different emoji on each one. “Thank you,” Walia responds. “Actually, they’re for my startup.” It’s a charming and effective opener. After all, nails, to some extent, are Walia’s business. After a career working on political campaigns, Walia jumped headlong into the startup world, working at an LED lighting company, where she finally…
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