Early 20s The ‘Perfect Time’ For Women To Become Entrepreneurs, Says Spring Health’s April Koh, Youngest Female Unicorn CEO
Though Spring Health CEO Koh says the going as a super-young founder hasn’t always been super easy—especially as a woman and a person of color—she also believes that inexperience has its advantages.
Editors' Pick Innovation Early 20s The ‘Perfect Time’ For Women To Become Entrepreneurs, Says Spring Health’s April Koh, Youngest Female Unicorn CEO By Nina Wolpow , Former Staff. Assistant Editor, Innovation & Tech Oct 11, 2021, 02:52pm EDT Apr 21, 2022, 09:32am EDT This article is more than 4 years old. Spring Health cofounder and CEO April Koh at the 2021 Forbes Under 30 Summit in Detroit. Doug Coombe for Forbes April Koh started Spring Health, a platform for large employers looking to provide better mental health options for their employees, when she was 24 years old and still a student at
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