Episode 317: Nomiki Petrolla | Founder & CEO of Theanna, a Female Founder Network for Tech Entrepreneurs

In the tech world, women are still fighting for access—to funding, to resources, and to the table. Nomiki Petrolla is changing that. She’s the founder of Theanna, a SaaS platform built specifically to support women tech founders from idea to scale. After years as head of product at an AI company, Nomiki saw the gap firsthand—and knew something had to change. On this episode of The Powerful Ladies Podcast, we talk about the difference between idea people and doer people, why access matters, and how a personal family crisis helped her find her purpose. I love how she leads with heart and honesty, building not just software but a true community of women who are getting things done.

 
 
 
My mission is to close the access gap—because before you talk about funding, you need access.
— Nomiki Petrolla
 
 
 
 

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