The Rebound for Female-Led Startups

The transcript discusses the challenges and opportunities in venture capital, particularly focusing on gender parity and the underrepresentation of female-founded companies. It highlights the abundance of investment opportunities across various industries, including technology and women's healthcare. The conversation also touches on the biases women face in raising capital, the importance of equitable company policies, and the role of women in the crypto space. Additionally, it explores the shift from philanthropy to investment for social impact and the growing interest in women's healthcare innovations.

What percentage of venture capital currently goes to female-founded companies?

• 10%

• 5%

• 2.3%

• 15%

What is the current trend in venture capital regarding deal abundance and valuations?

• Few deals and low valuations

• Abundance of deals and high valuations

• Stable deals and valuations

• Decreasing deals and valuations

What is a significant barrier for women returning to the labor force?

• Lack of education

• Childcare issues

• High competition

• Insufficient job openings

How are women changing the narrative in the crypto world?

• By focusing on traditional banking

• By emphasizing decentralization and community

• By avoiding technology

• By investing in real estate

What shift is encouraged for women regarding their capital?

• To donate all to charity

• To save more

• To invest and create social returns

• To spend on luxury

Which industry is highlighted as having exciting investment opportunities for women's health?

• Real Estate

• Women's Healthcare

• Automotive

• Agriculture

What is the focus of the company Tia in women's healthcare?

• Providing online fitness classes

• Offering cosmetic surgeries

• Reimagining healthcare access for women

• Selling health supplements