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Wanda Medina brings Simple Bookkeeping Solutions to entrepreneurs

April 24, 2014
Natasha Zena
5 Min Read
Most startups cannot afford a full-time, qualified bookkeeper. In fact, early-stage startups usually tie up a lot of their cash in product development so they can generate cash that requires bookkeeping. But once you start having an ebb and flow of cash, now what?
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Most startups cannot afford a full-time, qualified bookkeeper. In fact, early-stage startups usually tie up a lot of their cash in product development so they can generate cash that requires bookkeeping. But once you start having an ebb and flow of cash, now what?

To access this post, you must purchase Lioness Monthly or Annual Membership.
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Natasha Zena

Around age eight Natasha Zena was told it was a woman’s job to take care of the home and since then she has built a career out of telling women they can do whatever the hell they want to do. She is the co-founder of Lioness, the digital magazine for female entrepreneurs, and the first media outlet solely dedicated to helping women launch and scale high-growth startups. Natasha was recognized as an emerging leader in digital media by The Poynter Institute and the National Association of Black Journalists. She has mentored women entrepreneurs at a number of accelerators, Startup Weekends and conferences, including The Lean Startup Conference in San Francisco, Calif. Natasha is also the author of the popular whitepaper, "How To Close The Gender Gap In Startup Land By 2021." In her spare time, she writes short fiction and hangs out with her son, Shaun.