Ask any venture capitalist. He will insist that he invests
in great deals and that gender does not play a part in the
decision making. Venture capital partners indicate that the
primary reason they don’t invest in more women-led businesses
is that they just don’t see many deals— viable or
otherwise—that are led by women.
If venture capitalists are truly gender blind in their search for the best
deals, why is it that so few of their portfolio companies are led by
women entrepreneurs? Is the field of qualified women really so thin?
Or do women deliberately slow their companies’ growth or look else-
where for alternati ...
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