How To Build A Fashion Marketplace With Billions In Transactions. Mona Bijoor speaks with Sergei and Vadim Revzin.

Last week I spoke about the lessons from my book #StartupsandDowns @ the Wharton Women in Business Conference. As a college freshman at Penn, this was the first club I joined. Back then, I was in awe and honestly intimidated by my peers who were so smart, focused, and had the work ethic to back up their brilliance. They wanted to conquer the world. Last week, I was reminded of that feeling. I was surrounded by women who are destined for greatness and doing all the right things so that nothing holds them back. […]

For me, the end of the year is filled with lots of reflection. I like to pull up the list of resolutions I’ve made for the year and figure out whether I still have time left to accomplish them. Often, I’ll carry items over to the following year — and I’m fine with that because some things take time to accomplish. As I put the finishing touches on my plan for 2020, I already know several resolutions that I’ll be making. Here are five that I believe should be on every entrepreneur’s list. […]

When I’m coaching entrepreneurs who are working to get their companies off the ground, I always remind them that hurdles and challenges will inevitably arise. In this book, Mona Bijoor takes that advice a step further with true stories about how entrepreneurs have weathered the tests they’ve faced along the way. […]

U.S. retailers are feeling the heat: E-commerce brands must contend with expectations set by Amazon’s same-day delivery, meanwhile brick-and-mortar businesses face their own survival challenges–2019 will be the last year of operations for an estimated 12,000 stores, according to advisory firm Coresight Research. […]

 In this book, I share what I think all business owners (big, small, start-up, or established) need to know about overcoming the challenges every entrepreneur experiences during his or her journey. […]

Mona Bijoor and Tsai CITY executive director Clare Leinweber speak during a fireside chat.

Earlier this month, Mona Bijoor visited Yale for a series of conversations with students, from a breakfast talk as part of the Yale Women Innovators Series to a fireside chat at the School of Management. […]

Not so long ago, the idea of self-care was simple: It was about the things you did for yourself to stay mentally and physically healthy. But because of Goop and other commerce-driven pseudo self-care brands that operate under the guise of well-being, the concept of self-care has been bastardized. […]

By Mona Bijoor, Founder, Investor, Startup Advisor, Author

For a long time, most conversations about Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, or Jeff Bezos were about how smart, amazing, and innovative they were as company founders. But cut to 2019, and the talk has shifted to, “Does he know what he’s doing?” “Can he fix this?” […]

By Lisa Buyer

Joining the group of Female Disruptors today is Mona Bijoor. Simply put, she’s a force. Her deliberate balance of drive and compassion yields a passionate leader and mindful mentor for today’s entrepreneur. She knows that success is never one person’s job, decides to channel any fear of failure into positive energy […]

As the founder of Joor, the fashion B2B e-commerce giant, Bijoor has advised hundreds of entrepreneurs and realized they share a common set of challenges. Her book offers advice for overcoming those critical obstacles and presents seven principles to help any business owner—from novices to CEOs —develop the mind-set to persevere and succeed. […]

On Our Radar, with Mona Bijoor

In her new book Start-Ups and Downs, local part-time resident Mona Bijoor explores the highs and lows of entrepreneurship and shares the success stories of 10 start-up founders. In a newly released book titled Start-Ups and Downs, the author Mona Bijoor shares the wisdom, failures, downfalls, and exits of 10 entrepreneurs. […]

Startups and Downs: The Secrets of Resilient Entrepreneurs, with Mona Bijoor