
Irene Shih
Founding CEO of Pave HER Way, a nonprofit empowering women and girls facing systemic barriers; previously CEO of Minds Matter Bay Area (MMBay).
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Sep 1, 2026
"Founding, Twice" with Irene Shih, CEO of Pave HER Way
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You've talked openly about your personal connection to Pave Her Way and its work, but could you talk a little bit about your personal story and how that connection to what Pave Her Way is doing changes how you lead and makes you more effective as a leader?

Irene ShihGUEST
You know, my origin story, it goes back to my family, my parents, and I think a lot about my mother especially.

Irene ShihGUEST
But that being said, you know, I would say emotionally there was an embarrassment of riches and communally there was an embarrassment of riches.

Irene ShihGUEST
And a lot of it had to do with the fact that my mother, even though she struggled.
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And how do you think about that, given you've been on both sides of the coin?
