Mallun Yen is a serial entrepreneur and the Founder/General Partner at Operator Collective: a community and venture fund for operators, founders and investors. As someone who grew up as an “outsider” and “happy being relatively invisible,” Yen could not have predicted how her entrepreneurial career took her from an internship at the SEC in the Enforcement Division to becoming an expert in intellectual property law (despite not having an engineering or technical background) to co-founding multiple start-ups. In this episode, Yen, a self-proclaimed “late bloomer” who arrived to college unsure of what to study, opens up about her experience breaking into law, imparts valuable tips on how to make mentorship meaningful, highlights the importance of and power in community, and shares how her untraditional background has become her biggest asset.
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