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What Most Founders Learn Too Late About Startup Funding with Philipp Omenitsch | Show notes episode 138

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In this conversation, Philipp Omenitsch discusses his journey in venture capital, the creation of Sequel and the Founder Files, and the barriers faced by founders, particularly female founders, in accessing venture capital. He highlights the importance of education, experience, and networking in securing funding, as well as the role of diverse founding teams and technical backgrounds in startup success. The discussion also touches on the unique approach of Sequel in empowering athletes to make informed investment decisions and the lessons learned from previous startup experiences.More

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How FEM-Start Helps Female Founders Get Funded | Show notes for episode 110 of Women Disrupting Tech

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In Episode 110 of Women Disrupting Tech, Marian Spier and Simone van Bijsterveldt discuss their journey as founders of FEM-Start, an organization dedicated to empowering female entrepreneurs. They share insights on the challenges women face in securing funding, the importance of visibility and networking, and the need for systemic change in the investment landscape. The discussion highlights the significance of education, confidence, and collaboration in supporting female founders, as well as the aspirations for FEM-Start to create a global platform for women in business.More

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How the Netherlands Enterprise Agency Funds Inclusive Innovation with Bibi van Gijzel and Merel Zimmerman | Show notes for episode 102 of Women Disrupting Tech

Pictures of Merel Zimmerman and Bibi van Gijzel from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) with the title of episode 102 of Women Disrupting Tech, which features an interview with them.

In Episode 102 of Women Disrupting Tech, Bibi van Gijzel and Merel Zimmerman from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency discuss how public funding promotes inclusive innovation. They emphasize the importance of diversity in funding criteria and visibility for women, especially in tech, while explaining the Innovation Credit and Seed Capital schemes.More

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Funding and Building the Future of Venture Capital With Michelle ter Laak | Show notes for episode 94 of Women Disrupting Tech

Picture of Michelle ter Laak, Venture Capital Investor at Arches Capital, with the title of episode 94 of Women Disrupting Tech, which features an interview with her.

In episode 94 of Women Disrupting Tech, Michelle Ter Laak from Arches Capital discusses innovation in venture capital. Key insights include the role of AI, the importance of diversity, and how women funding women serves as a stepping stone. The conversation emphasizes collaboration, visibility, and the necessity for role models in achieving equity.More

The Message That Changed the Future of Th3rd with Esther Bisschop | Show notes for episode 93 of Women Disrupting Tech

Esther Bisschop’s journey from employee to entrepreneur culminates in her company’s acquisition by Snap Inc. This podcast episode emphasizes the importance of mindset shifts, resilience, and the power of bold actions. Listeners can gain practical insights on navigating startup challenges and fostering inclusion in tech through community support and personal reinvention.More

Redefining Palliative Caregiving with Pal CEO Nara Moripen | Show Notes to Episode 64 of Women Disrupting Tech

This is a picture of Nara Moripen with the title of episode 64 of Women Disrupting Tech, which features an interview with her.

Nara Moripen, CEO of Pal, shares her journey as a caregiver and the creation of Pal, a platform for palliative care. She discusses challenges in caregiving, the role of men in caregiving, and building a startup in healthcare. Nara also emphasizes the importance of collaboration among caregivers and offers insights into women in tech.More