I spoke at Womensphere a few weeks ago, a conference centered around empowering women and girls. I discussed my family’s approach to raising entrepreneurial kids, and some parallels to our approach to supporting our portfolio entrepreneurs.
One of the issues I talked about was our track record of investing in women-founded companies. I emphasize that our fiduciary duty is to look for the best entrepreneurs who will build the most meaningful companies. It happens that we have invested in women-led companies much more than the average, in the course of doing our fiduciary duty.
(Warning: entrepreneurial kids are precisely the sort of kids who are less likely to go to bed when you need them to. Unfortunately.)
I’d love your feedback on my deck.
Photo credit: Huczek.
