Female Founders — 2023 Investments
5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Amini provides a data and AI infrastructure platform that helps countries build and operate their own national-scale data systems, covering data digitization, compute, connectivity, and deployment.
AI & Machine LearningClimate TechData & InfrastructureGovTechImpact & Social GoodNairobi, KE
Kate Kallot(Founder)inKate Kallot-Bucken(Founder)inKate(Founder & CEO)
Co-investorsSalesforce VenturesSatganaSeraphim SpacePale Blue DotRaliCap VenturesSuperorganism
Branch Care is a fertility and reproductive health company addressing the shortage of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility specialists in the U.S.
Digital HealthFemTechHealthtechNew York, US
Katie Jaxheimer Agarwal(Founder)inEliza Wilson(Founder)inPeter Klatsky(Director)Nam Tran(Director)Kathryn Ann Jaxheimer(Executive Officer)
BoardBrenton Fargnoli(Director)in
Co-investorsLayout VenturesAlleyCorp
Fave is a social platform and marketplace for music and entertainment superfans that ranks, rewards and verifies fan activity.
AI & Machine LearningGamingDietikon, CH
Jacquelle Amankonah Horton(Founder)in
Co-investorsGaingelsTechstarsGoodwater CapitalSequoia CapitalSony Music Entertainmentsupernatural ventures+2 more
Hearth provides digital payment and financing solutions for home improvement professionals, digitizing a sector that generates over $500 billion in annual revenue.
Construction TechEnterprise SoftwareFintechSaaS
Anthony Ghosn(Founder)inJoe Lonsdale(Founder)in
Co-investors8VCAAF Management Ltd.Ethos VCHuman CapitalMaC Venture CapitalMantis Capital+9 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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