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In this mentoring‑style talk, the speaker addresses female entrepreneurs navigating the COVID‑19 crisis. She stresses the need for flexibility and rapid assessment of how market demand is shifting, noting that many businesses are struggling. The core recommendation is to diversify through strategic partnerships rather than over‑investing in new capabilities. As a concrete illustration, a fine‑dining restaurant should partner with an existing delivery service to offer take‑out, allowing the restaurant to adapt quickly without the cost and complexity of building its own delivery infrastructure. The overall message is that partnership‑driven diversification is a pragmatic survival tactic for startups during the pandemic.

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