Um. The headline here says "The VC Who Wouldn't Fund Her" but the article talks about a VC that did fund her though expressed his doubts. Also he's one of "thirty plus" investors.
Reminds me of [Poe's Law](http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Poes_Law) which states "it is impossible to create a parody of Fundamentalism that SOMEONE won't mistake for the real thing".
Though I think it should generalise to "there exists no parody which can unambiguously be identified as such". Doesn't that make parody's great?
This is a well written comment. The organization you described sounds really interesting. One change I've always wanted to see in Corporate America is transparent pricing. I just visited your website and there's a "contact sales" button. Is that something you guys are working on?
Both articles were written a month ago and the company she founded has already shut down: http://blog.profounder.com/2012/02/17/profounder-shutting-do...
However I'm sure Forbes and Business Insider are very grateful for the ad impressions.