Venture Capital Journal’s annual report highlights leading women working in alternatives and looks at the state of gender diversity in the asset class
The alternatives industry has placed increasing focus on DE&I at both a firm and portfolio level, but there is still plenty of work to be done to address the persistent gender imbalance in private markets. This year’s Women of Influence in Private Markets list highlights female professionals working across alternative assets, who are making an outsized impact on the industry.
MEET THE WOMEN OF INFLUENCE
Women of Influence: Making a splash in private markets
Meet 42 women creating waves in alternatives.
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ANALYSIS
Speaking from experience
Six women who are veterans of the venture capital business share their advice for other women to get ahead in VC.
How mentoring can empower women working in private markets
Internal and external mentoring programmes can provide support and guidance for women across all stages of their careers.
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