Met a 11th class student who interns at Fampay, runs a volunteer campaign to distribute sanitary napkins AND handles engagement for Women In Product @TheProductfolks. The future is female, and these young women are going to lead us there.
For too long, we've accepted that the flying is a fundamentally more expensive form of movement. I reject that reality.
Today we're announcing our $37M Series A, led by @Greenoaks, to build a world where all movement is in the air.
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Because it conveys trust and security, it’s the go-to hue for companies in finance, tech, healthcare and insurance. Over 75% of credit card brand logos have blue in them, and it is also by far the most popular choice of logo colour for Fortune 500 companies.
Marketers of course, are aware of this colour psychology and use it to their advantage. Blue looks clean and professional. Whether we realise it or not, our minds attribute it to competence, intelligence, trust, efficiency, duty, authority and logic.