Claire Coder

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The Tory Burch Foundation advances women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship in the United
States by providing access to capital, education and digital resources: The Fellows Program has
provided over $600,000 in grants to help women grow their businesses; the Tory Burch Capital
Program, powered by Bank of America has distributed more than $46 million in loans to more than

2,500 women entrepreneurs; and the Foundation’s website, www.ToryBurchFoundation.org, is a go-
to… Show more

The Tory Burch Foundation advances women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship in the United
States by providing access to capital, education and digital resources: The Fellows Program has
provided over $600,000 in grants to help women grow their businesses; the Tory Burch Capital
Program, powered by Bank of America has distributed more than $46 million in loans to more than

2,500 women entrepreneurs; and the Foundation’s website, www.ToryBurchFoundation.org, is a go-
to destination for women entrepreneurs. The Foundation’s global initiative #EmbraceAmbition launched in March 2017, encouraging women everywhere to own their power, their drive and their
dreams. Each month, the Foundation provides online tools and digital education to more than
300,000 women, and more than 10,000 women have created their business plans on
ToryBurchFoundation.org. Show less

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2017 Future Founders Fellow

Claire Coder named second best entrepreneur in Columbus, Ohio 2016 by The Metropreneur.

Aunt Flow named Best Startup in Columbus, Ohio by The Metropreneur

Recognized for her entrepreneurial spirit and genuine creativity, Coder was name a top young entrepreneurial mind of Columbus, Ohio by the national Global Student Entrepreneur Awards. With support for the Entrepreneurial Organization, Coder competed at the district and state level.

Claire Coder represents the state of Ohio as the Distinguished Young Woman. This title exemplifies Claire's interview, public speaking, fitness, and professional abilities. At Nationals, Claire placed first in Self Expression and has been the first Ohio representative to receive an award at the national level in over 10 years.

Narrowed down from over 5,000 applicants, Coder was recognized in the Top 100 of youth entrepreneurs by the National Federation of Independent Businesses. Awarded $1,000 in scholarship, Coder was able to continue her passion for learning at The Ohio State University.