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Why Does Lisa Fetterman Say That Silicon Valley Does Not Care About Female Founders
Lisa says that only 38% of companies are run by women, led by women, and only 2% got funding last year-- which is down from 3%.
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Silicon Valley Does Not Care About Female Founders (Guest: Lisa Fetterman, Founder/CEO, Nomiku)
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