The Story Goes: Two Entrepreneurs, a Man and a Woman, Co-found a Startup and Raise Venture Capital

Let’s say that two entrepreneurs, a man and a woman, co-found a startup and raise venture capital. But the business struggles, and they shut it down and go their separate ways. Eventually, each of them independently forms a new business. Do these entrepreneurs have the same chance of getting venture capital funding for a second time?

The answer is ... 

Gender bias shapes the world of entrepreneurial financing.

Bet Big on Women Entrepreneurs in 2025

There’s a $32 trillion reason to bet big on women entrepreneurs as your 2025 investment resolution. This clip is only available with a subscription and is a 4.16 minute audio commentary.

To learn more about Olivia Walton, CEO of Ingeborg Investments, visit: here.

Ingeborg Investments was founded by Olivia Walton and is dedicated to achieving top tier returns by investing in women.

Here's what Olivia says:

I grew up in a family of strong women who ran their own businesses. I saw first-hand the freedom they had from controlling their own finances. All women deserve that kind of freedom.

When I entered the workforce as a journalist, I covered stories of incredible women who struggled to raise money for their business ideas. I also interviewed incredibly successful female investors who brought their own unique perspectives to taking risk and making money.

It’s a privilege to be able to bet on these women now through Ingeborg Investments.

Learn more about Ingeborg Investments.

What Will You Do With 2025?

The midnight countdown isn’t just a Gregorian calendar ritual; it’s a metaphor for fresh ideas and bold mindsets.

So as we step into 2025, let these five insights (bold trends) inspire you to embrace change and lead the way forward.  

1. The Era of the Outspoken Individual
2. Tackling Ageism: A Movement for Representation
3. Redefining Morality and Breaking Rules
4. Social Media’s Continued Dominance and the Rise of Brand as a State of Mind
5. The Rise of Remixes and Reimaginings

Entire article can be found here.

What will you do with 2025?  How do you plan to redefine it?