Note: the article is from Lioness Magazine:
Two. Less than two. Used to be less than three. If you’re in Massachusetts, less than one.
What am I talking about? If you’ve been hanging around these parts long enough, you might recognize those numbers as the percentage of venture capital money that goes to female-founded startups*.
Only a small percentage of startups actively seek and get venture funding. Venture funding is typically reserved for high-growth companies with the potential to return billions to their investors. But the percentage of venture capital that goes to women-founded companies has significance beyond any specific company.
To read the full article, please visit Lioness Magazine
Two. Less than two. Used to be less than three. If you’re in Massachusetts, less than one.
What am I talking about? If you’ve been hanging around these parts long enough, you might recognize those numbers as the percentage of venture capital money that goes to female-founded startups*.
Only a small percentage of startups actively seek and get venture funding. Venture funding is typically reserved for high-growth companies with the potential to return billions to their investors. But the percentage of venture capital that goes to women-founded companies has significance beyond any specific company.
To read the full article, please visit Lioness Magazine
