Access to Funding for Women Entrepreneurs

For women in tech looking to start their own ventures, gender biases can affect access to venture capital and funding. With a majority of venture capitalists being men, women entrepreneurs often face challenges securing investment, which can hinder the start and growth of their tech businesses, affecting overall career progression in the industry.

For women in tech looking to start their own ventures, gender biases can affect access to venture capital and funding. With a majority of venture capitalists being men, women entrepreneurs often face challenges securing investment, which can hinder the start and growth of their tech businesses, affecting overall career progression in the industry.

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