The first post in this series addressed the ways in which women are underrepresented in the investment community – not only as investors, but more importantly, as entrepreneurs receiving funding. The industry is primed for venture capital firms and angel investors to fund female-led companies. A small few have chosen to focus solely on female entrepreneurship, but most are still struggling to find ways to incorporate women into their existing investment strategy and portfolio. To that end, here are some easily attainable tweaks you can make to your existing model to encourage greater investment in the success of female entrepreneurs.
Microsoft Accelerator - Investing in Female-led Startups: Best practices for investors
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