CLARA’S POV
“Before the startup, I need to put myself out there.”
Seated behind my desk in the office Edward had provided, I studied the list in my hands while Lydia typed furiously on her laptop from the couch.
“It’s important to set things in motion before we officially launch,” I continued. “We need to attract investors, both foreign and domestic.”
“I have a few ideas,” Lydia said, glancing up from her screen.
“Let’s hear them.” I leaned forward, resting my elbows on the desk.
She picked up her laptop and walked over, turning the screen toward me. “Since your goal is to promote women in business, you should start showing support before the official launch. It’ll help establish credibility and build trust.”
I pulled the laptop closer, nodding as I considered her words. “That’s a g
