Women founders: These 25+ resources can help you build community and boost business
Here's where to look first when starting your entrepreneurial journey, or where to find peers when growing.
In April 2021, Technical.ly is focusing extra reporting on startup founders’ journeys and business development resources, while examining the disparities in funding, for women entrepreneurs — especially women of color.
In our reporting this month, expect company check-ins, founder and investor profiles, and stories on venture capital trends. We'll be asking: Are women gaining a share of investment dollars? What are the pathways for women to enter and shape VC themselves?
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Here's where to look first when starting your entrepreneurial journey, or where to find peers when growing.
"The minute you raise your seed round, it's time to start thinking about your Series A," one VC said.
The San Francisco VC firm's managing director and entrepreneur pulled no punches in sharing how founders can best appeal to investors like her.
Lily Talakoub's self-funded app is adding virtual appointments with its latest update. And yes, it can tell you whether or not you should stop using that two-year-old moisturizer from the back of the cabinet.
The team is growing and moving into a Center City HQ next month. Says cofounder Cynthia Plotch: "It has never been easier to raise money in Philadelphia."
The first allows a founder to gain clarity on their company’s worth and the division of ownership. But if a founder is looking for more flexibility, a convertible or SAFE note could be the way to go.
Local CEOs discuss the process, pitfalls and strategies for success in raising institutional funding.
The funding from the global nonprofit will help the Inner Harbor-based company develop a test for a strain of gonorrhea that is resistant to antibiotics, among other infections. It comes as Novel Microdevices is seeing growth on its team.
The Cube is expanding in the Hamilton-Lauraville space, as Function Coworking Community ceases operations. It brings a Black woman-owned coworking space to Harford Road — and cofounder Dr. Tammira Lucas is looking to make space for others.
Investor Courtney Lawless lays out the basics for founders pitching to investors during the pandemic, and beyond.
In April 2021 — Funding Women Founders Month — look for data dives, startup check-ins, founder and investor profiles, and stories on venture capital trends with gender equity in mind.
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