VC, lawyer, media host, sub writer for columnist and author.
Nisa has been investing in fintech/Blockchain and has been an early stage investor for the past decade. She was named one of Business Insider’s Women VC’s to watch and top 100 Women in Fintech, and top 50 global Blockchain thinkers. She is a securities lawyer and on the Boards of several institutions including Wharton Entrepreneurship and Girls Who Invest. She contributes for Forbes and Hosts the Coinscrum Markets show. Prior to investing, she was an entrepreneur and spent many years in business development And strategy at companies like Time Warner, NBC Universal and Anderson Kill. She holds a business degree from the University of Michigan and a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She is Finra-licensed.
Nisa is the host/anchor of Coinscrum
Nisa is named top 100 women in FinTech by 100WF
Templum Digital Asset Report Co-founder Vince Molinari and journalist Patricia Wu talk with author and investor Nisa Amoils about her new book, “WTF IS HAPPENING? WOMEN TECH FOUNDERS ON THE RISE.” June 2019
Nisa Amoils discusses her new book on TD Ameritrade Network
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Nisa Amoils discusses her new book on Bold Business
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Listen to Nisa Discussing her new book on Bloomberg
EXPLORING TRENDS THAT DISRUPT BUSINESS
She has also been an angel investor since 2010 with a portfolio focus on mentoring and supporting female founders and is a member of New York Angels, where she founded the frontier tech group.
The volatile Tech and VC world is ever-changing but Nisa has her finger on the pulse of what’s new, what’s important and what’s going to be the Next Big Thing. –Client
CHANGE AND GROWTH MOTIVATES ENTREPRENEURS
Nisa is a regular judge/panelist on CNBC, MSNBC, Fox and others. She is a mentor at Grand Central Tech and Parity Partners and is on the Advisory Board of Girls Who Invest. Nisa is a regular judge for the Wharton Business Plan Competition and a trustee of Penn Wharton Entrepreneurship.
Prior to this, she was a corporate attorney and spent many years in business development at Time Warner and NBC Universal. She holds a business degree from the University of Michigan and a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania.
