Changing Tides: Powerful Strategies for Female Founders
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Changing Tides: Powerful Strategies for Female Founders
Narrated by:
Kathy Sheehan
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Narrated by:
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Kathy Sheehan
About this listen
Women receive 2 percent of venture funding and make up 9 percent of VC partners, yet research shows that companies with female leaders and board members outperform all-male companies. Changing Tides brings together experienced female venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who share their expertise and tactical guidance through a collection of essays. This audiobook is intended as a resource for anyone wanting to win - or support a woman to win - at the heavily stacked entrepreneur and funding game.
Contributors:
- Maha Ibrahim, Canaan Partners
- Gillian Muessig, Sybilla Masters Fund
- Terri (Hanson) Mead, Class Bravo Ventures
- Xandra Laskowski, OSEA Angel Investors
- Suzanne Fletcher, Stanford StartX Fund
- Amy Belt Raimundo, Kaiser Permanente Ventures
- Mukund Mohan, BuildDirect Technologies
- Deb Kilpatrick, Evidation Health
- Dorin Rosenshine, Outleads
- Tammy Bowers, Lionheart Innovations
- Robyn Ward, FounderForward
- Jessica Livingston, Y Combinator
- Kate Purmal, Georgetown University Women’s Leadership Institute
- Debra Vernon, VLP Law Group
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