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Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd is a billionaire after dating app's IPO https://t.co/dOOUXVOGl3 pic.twitter.com/o2Y6XaTh89
— New York Post (@nypost) February 12, 2021
A day in the life of Whitney Wolfe Herd, a new, self-made billionaire at 31 and a working mom: “Being a mom is harder than an IPO.” https://t.co/rs5R9heRhC
— Alyson Shontell (@ajs) February 13, 2021
A self made 31 year old woman billionaire with a board that is 70 percent women!
— Radhika Gupta (@iRadhikaGupta) February 12, 2021
Rock on @WhitWolfeHerd! https://t.co/aLape3f9Gz
I’m so over parading the mediocrity and unremarkableness of whiteness out as something worth striving for
— Kim Crayton ~ Antiracist Economist ~ She/Her ✊? (@KimCrayton1) February 13, 2021
Again, she’s NEVER had to compete
Also, I’d love to talk about the harm I know is happening on her platform due to its biased, discriminatory, and racist algorithms https://t.co/SyTFzhCp7F
Really enjoyed listening to @WhitWolfeHerd on the @HowIBuiltThis with @GuyRaz podcast in 2019. How she turned her experience at Tinder to now a $13 billion company is nothing short of pioneering! Here’s the link: https://t.co/73e259Bng8 https://t.co/loBAEkDZjp
— Simi Jolaoso (@simijourno) February 12, 2021
Impressive by any metric, but especially so given the persistent & extreme gender-based inequality in VC funding of startups. https://t.co/hIHyoxuIhg
— Annemarie Bridy (@AnnemarieBridy) February 12, 2021
"This is what happens when women make the first move". ❤️ https://t.co/gTHsqQK5SE
— Bruno Sánchez-Andrade Nuño (@brunosan) February 14, 2021
My wife, after hearing this news:
— Mike Annunziata (@nunzi46) February 12, 2021
“Wow. I guess you really can put a price on love.” @bumble https://t.co/AMwC3aZ9ek
The story of Whitney Wolfe and how she got kicked out of Tinder is so interesting. Read it and could only wish her well.
— Sola (@akindolu) February 12, 2021
Revenge businesses rarely succeed. Not Bumble. https://t.co/9GYUdubxdp
I would claim that 31 year old self-made billionaires are rare, regardless of gender. https://t.co/Ovhx5H9ym4
— Brian Portnoy (@brianportnoy) February 12, 2021
Whitney Wolfe Herd becomes the youngest self-made female billionaire today after Bumble IPO. https://t.co/0Uq1MAkb3n
— Angel Au-Yeung (@AngelAuYeung) February 11, 2021
Making sure everyone remembers that WWH started Bumble after being sexually harassed and bullied at tinder and she took that NDA money and turned it into a $1B company. Do not mess with women. We are not here to play. https://t.co/i6ERQN0X6c
— ? Stephanie Nadi Olson (@StephanieNOlson) February 12, 2021
Self-made billionaires men to women ratio is 20 to 1. Yep that's how hard it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seems like we women are aliens on this planet ???
— Upasana Taku (@UpasanaTaku) February 12, 2021
Source: https://t.co/RppVINeW7Z pic.twitter.com/whEqr2ytR0
.@saraashleyo: "that @WhitWolfeHerd got @bumble to this point is significant in the larger push to diversify the venture capital and startup ecosystem so that men - and specifically white men - are not the only big beneficiaries and gatekeepers" $BMBL https://t.co/5PrUFei1lG
— All Raise (@AllRaise) February 11, 2021
Been following Whitney for a while after I heard her story on the @HowIBuiltThis podcast. Our paths are very different, but knowing her story and seeing her succeed really inspires me. I want to see more stories like this.
— Allison Seboldt (@allison_seboldt) February 12, 2021
Episode here: https://t.co/3dBoHucoYj https://t.co/GWj0VE4kxP
She used to work at @Tinder and was dating one of the founders but after they broke up, he become emotionally and verbally abusive and pushed her out of the company. She filed and ‘won’ a lawsuit for sexual harassment/discrimination,started bumble and is now a millionaire. Bravo! https://t.co/CNZuo723zE
— That’s Sew Terrance ✨ (@t_scott89) February 12, 2021
in an incredible win for romance, bumble had an amazing stock market debut♥️ https://t.co/dgGzgZ6s6u
— Tess Gattuso (@tessplease) February 11, 2021
So so so dope. Youngest self-made female billionaire. Youngest female CEO to ever take a company public in the US. So so so dope.https://t.co/dtWqf9JP3W
— kim caramele (@kimcaramele) February 14, 2021
How Bumble's CEO became a billionaire — after ending some awkward relationships https://t.co/G6M3kl7ixx pic.twitter.com/9t6mFvXDwZ
— New York Post (@nypost) February 12, 2021
Self-made billionaires men to women ratio is 20 to 1. Yep that's how hard it is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seems like we women are aliens on this planet ???
— Upasana Taku (@UpasanaTaku) February 12, 2021
Source: https://t.co/RppVINeW7Z pic.twitter.com/whEqr2ytR0
Impressive by any metric, but especially so given the persistent & extreme gender-based inequality in VC funding of startups. https://t.co/hIHyoxuIhg
— Annemarie Bridy (@AnnemarieBridy) February 12, 2021
Meet the youngest female CEO to take a company public. https://t.co/62oSk0ZQ2V #trailblazer
— UNTOLD (@untold_global) February 12, 2021
Bumble's IPO turns CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd into one of the world's rare self-made billionaires ?? https://t.co/lhmNfcoZvk
— Megan (@MeganCaywood) February 12, 2021
Amongst other things I loved this part:
— Bolawana (@Mags_Shivanda) February 13, 2021
“This isn’t about charity, it’s about making a ton of money,” said Women Who Tech’s Kapin.
We (Women) are here to create equal spaces to make money, lots and lots of it!!
https://t.co/1z6SUFvqRo
Bumble's IPO turns CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd into one of the world's rare youngest self-made female billionaires https://t.co/Wwrcp0gVPa via @business
— mTrading-WingGirl (@mTradingWingGrl) February 12, 2021
Apparently you can Bumble your way into being a billionaire.
— JT (@jerryteixeira) February 12, 2021
Jokes aside, pretty amazing at any age, let alone 31.https://t.co/xoAecV48oR
Love it ??? #BumbleIPO https://t.co/n7Kg1oekaK pic.twitter.com/prbT5cG5eI
— Aishetu Fatima Dozie (@TheAishetu) February 12, 2021
Bumble (BMBL) IPO: 31-Year-Old CEO Becomes a Rare Female Billionaire - Bloomberg https://t.co/Qn74zovIwb
— San (@sanosbo1) February 12, 2021
Bumble's IPO turns CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd into one of the world's rare self-made female billionaires https://t.co/V07pcyyMTl via @business
— Stephanie Foster (@stephfoster2020) February 12, 2021
Motivated by this. Bumble (BMBL) IPO: 31-Year-Old CEO Becomes a Rare Female Billionaire - Bloomberg https://t.co/PYPhXr9Yw6
— Maggie Norris (@MagNorris) February 11, 2021
Bumble CEO -becomes a billionaire after company goes public https://t.co/V2eBNu2yXe
— Chipo Dendere (@drDendere) February 11, 2021