Women and diverse founders often find that VCs overlook their companies. Policy changes could incentivize new investors to look beyond race and gender.

Women are flexing their financial muscle and funding female founders. They are funding innovations that meet their needs, making a good return on investment (ROI), and ensuring a robust and inclusive economic recovery FemTech I Fund lead investor, Jennifer Fried trying on Bone Health’s OsteoBoost belt

New research finds that the next wave of billion companies isn’t just male or white. Smart, passionate, Black women tech founders are ready to give investors a good return on their money.

Strong investor relationships helped Hint Water raise a $25 million Series D growth round enabling it to react quickly to marketplace conditions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Individual investors can join government agencies and corporations in helping small businesses survive and get a return on their investment.

New funding options make it easier for women and minority entrepreneurs to raising financing.

Small businesses will be a critical factor in the economic recovery. They add innovation, flexibility and stability to supply chains.

To successfully pitch your business to angels and venture capitalists, you need to know what the investor cares about.

Funding for women entrepreneurs is becoming easier. This article focuses on venture capital for female founders. A second article will focus on the use of alternative financing by women entrepreneurs. Credit: Flickr

Whether you’re a venture capitalist or a startup, targeting low income groups offers the potential of higher ROI.