Tag: VC
 
Social Impact Meets VC: Rubio Impact Ventures’ Rise
Rubio Impact Ventures shows investors how impact investing generates excellent financial returns while making a social impact.
Public-Private Partnership Bring Billions To Diverse-Owned Businesses
With programs like SSBCI and IIE, government funding, matched by public and private investors, opens debt, private equity, and VC funding to diverse-owned businesses. 
Overcoming Equity and Grant Fundraising Challenges In A Tough Market
Whether it’s grants or venture capital, funding technology for progressive causes requires dedication and patience, but New Media Ventures is determined.
Black Korean Female Founder Overcomes VC Bias To Disrupt CPG Industry
Learn how Partake Foods CEO Denise Woodard defied VC funding challenges to raise $20 million, including from Jay-Z’s VC fund, to create an allergy-friendly snack brand.
Female Founder’s Leadership And Team Development Platform Attracts VC
Fundraising for the preseed round for Rising Team to Jennifer Dulski, a serial entrepreneur, seemed long, six months. But her seed round took just three weeks.
VC Aligns LPs Values With Underrepresented Founders Solving The World’s Greatest Challenges
Society’s ills take a team to solve—not just governments and nonprofits, but also innovative founders funded by venture capital. The Venture Collective helps limited partners (LPs), especially accredited investors, align with their values.
Women-Centered Gaming Startup Raises $55 Million To Scale And Grow Istanbul Into A Tech Hub
Women know what women want, including what social, casual gaming they like. A Turkish startup, with a focus on women, is bringing gaming and growth to Istanbul
Changing The Capital Flow Paradigm For BIPOC Female VC Fund Founders
Opening venture funding to diverse founders isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s the smart thing. BIPOC and women founders can bring trillions of dollars into the economy and WOC fund managers are making that happen.
Black Female Founder Attracts Venture Capital With Allergy-Friendly Snacks
Historical inequities in funding Black female founders might have stood in the way of Denise Woodard success. Instead her company, Partake, has been in position to take advantage of the increased attention of influencers, retailers, customers, and investors brought on by Black Lives Matter.
 
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