Building Your Own Castle with Silvina Moschini

<p>Silvina Moschini is an Argentinian entrepreneur and businesswoman. She is the founder, president & chairwoman of Unicoin, a next-generation cryptocurrency designed to be stable and profitable because it’s backed by a portfolio of equity stakes in the companies part of <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/unicornhunters/"><i>Unicorn Hunters</i></a>,  is a new groundbreaking investment platform that will spotlight emerging growth companies looking to hit the coveted $1B “unicorn” valuation mark while rallying individual investors worldwide to help fund these breakout ventures. </p><p>She is highly respected in the fields of technology and the digital transformation of the workplace. In 2020, she became the first Latin American woman to lead a company to unicorn status, with an evaluation of more than $1.6 billion through a Global Private Offering. </p><p>In addition, she’s co-founder, president, and chairwoman of the board of<a href="https://transparentbusiness.com/"> TransparentBusiness</a> for workplace transformation. She founded <a href="https://wheresheworks.com/">SheWorks!,</a> a digital platform that provides women access to remote opportunities. She is a judge on <i>Unicorn Hunters</i> TV show that helps entrepreneurs find investors, attracting more than 300 million viewers in Latin America, Europe, and Africa. Silvina received the Lifetime Achievement Award from Women in Tech and was selected “Woman of the Decade” by the Women Economic Forum. She is now based in Miami.</p><p>When she was a child, Silvina’s dad told her that if she wanted to be a princess, she should be the one who made her own castle. From then on, that shaped her idea of becoming a “princess entrepreneur.” After holding a vice president job with a large company, Silvina left the corporate world. She was initially hired for her innovative mindset and energy but was almost fired for the same reasons. She decided that if she wanted to work in a company that she would love, she would need to create it.</p><p>In short fashion, she lear