Founders And Funders

When she hit a roadblock in her career, this future VC enrolled in Kellogg’s top-tier Executive MBA Program and ended up with a successful business and a career in an entirely new industry. (Listen) Episode Summary: Mellie Chow hit her limit as a successful IT consultant and wanted a change. Unsure if she needed to develop new skills or just get into a new environment, she enrolled in an EMBA program that gave her both. Now, a few years later, Mellie is an angel investor, venture capitalist, and co-founder of The Revolving Kitchen. She's also on the Investment Committee at Purple Arch Ventures, a venture capital fund that enables alums from Northwestern to invest in ventures connected to fellow alums. In this podcast, Mellie shares her journey as a "shifter" and why people at Purple Arch call her "the triple threat." Subscribe to Founders and Funders on iTunes, TuneIn, Stitcher, Google Play, iHeartRADIO, and Android Podcast Players. Introducing Mellie Chow Mellie Chow is a digital and strategy consultant