Rachel Greenberg

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Rachel Greenberg is an ex-Wall Street investment banker-turned entrepreneur, startup consultant, and founder of Beta Bowl, a youth-focused e-learning company that turns teens into entrepreneurs. She's helped thousands of founders go from idea to profitability, successful fundraises, and exits.

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