Jessica Jackley (Kiva and Untapped Capital) - ‘What If?’ Changes the World | Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (ETL)

Jessica Jackley is an entrepreneur and investor best known as the founder of Kiva, the first microfinance crowdfunding platform, with $2 billion in loans since 2005. She is currently a founder and general partner at Untapped Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm championing unexpected founders. In this presentation, Jackley shares her journey to becoming a mission-focused entrepreneur and offers insights to inspire others to ask, “What if things were different?”

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Jessica Jackley (Kiva and Untapped Capital) - ‘What If?’ Changes the World

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