Hearsts’ Marscha Krouwel: Female-led companies get less funding but make more revenue

2019-5-9 16:34

We’re coming to you live from day one of TNW 2019, our flagship conference in Amsterdam. Up next is Marsha Krouwel, Hearst Magazines’ publishing group director and Lead Scout and Advisory Board Member.

Krouwels’ talk at TNW2019 discusses how both founders and investors can close the gap in funding for female-led startups.  According to Pitchbook, only 1. 6 percent of investment money went to female-founded startups from 2010  to 2018. Just 6. 8 percent of invested money went to diverse teams — meaning over 90 percent of every euro invested went to only male-led startups. Even though male founders have been given a headstart in the world…

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