US EditionJust 11% of venture capitalists are women. Girls Into VC is working to address that.
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Just 11% of venture capitalists are women. Girls Into VC is working to address that.
Tejaswini Kambaiahgari, a Northeastern student startup founder, has years of experience in the world of venture capital. That time drew back the curtain on the lucrative industry, she said, exposing the deep gender divide that exists within. “Female ventures get grilled on risks, while the male founders get asked about potential,” she said. Kambaiahgari, a second-year product development graduate student, said such insights laid the foundation …
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