Reena Gupta

Why do good?

So, yeah, as a, you know, first of all, I say entrepreneurs have some kind of bug in them that they can't keep quiet.

So that, but beyond that, it's, it's my passion.

I think, uh,

If you look into it, the time I started my company was when my child was born.

I needed to do something, but it was not easy to think about what to do to keep your family as well as do something that you're of interest to you.

Mom relaunch kind of...

been in my mind since I started my own company.

My first employee was a stay-at-home mom who I trained her to do some of my job and then brought her back into my business to help and then started consulting.

So that model of bringing a mom who is talented enough, training her to do this skill with the skills, both soft and hard skills, it is the right way

to work and get them into the workforce.

Now, all I have been doing in my companies, and we call it like there are a lot of women in my company who are like in a high position, some management positions, and they're all rockstar moms is what I call them.

And all they need is a little bit more flexibility in terms of how they can work.

Their productivity is pretty high.

And

that all this thing has been being proven over and over again in my company and i just wanted to expand this model so other companies can take benefit of it very good i'm not even a mom and i'm sold so renee look we're out of time i want to wrap up here quickly with the famous five okay one word answers here first thing what's the last business book that you read so i'm reading this book called uh when i don't know if it is uh who's the author

It's Daniel Pink.

Oh, yeah.

Well, I like Melinda Gates a lot.

Salesforce.com and QuickBooks.