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Catherine Rohr 'interviews' a competitor in business-pitch competition for ex-cons held earlier this year by Defy Ventures. The nonprofit Defy Ventures brings criminals and business executives together to help ex-cons reenter society by putting them through a yearlong entrepreneurship training program.

Catherine Rohr helps ex-cons return to society by learning to start businesses

Former venture capitalist Catherine Rohr founded the nonprofit Defy Ventures to train ex-prisoners in the ethical and other demands of becoming legitimate entrepreneurs.

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Catherine Rohr 'interviews' a competitor in business-pitch competition for ex-cons held earlier this year by Defy Ventures. The nonprofit Defy Ventures brings criminals and business executives together to help ex-cons reenter society by putting them through a yearlong entrepreneurship training program.

Catherine Rohr helps ex-cons return to society by learning to start businesses

Former venture capitalist Catherine Rohr founded the nonprofit Defy Ventures to train ex-prisoners in the ethical and other demands of becoming legitimate entrepreneurs.