Our list of 701 women in agrifood is growing, but are we making progress?
March 8, 2022
This month marks a year since the Women in Agrifood Directory was launched and it’s been a labor of love. How is it doing?
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Kicking off our new Clubhouse partnership by celebrating women innovators in food
March 10, 2021
We launched our new Clubhouse partnership with Food+Tech Connect in the best way possible: celebrating women innovators in food on International Women’s Day.
Celebrating women in agriculture & #ChooseToChallenge
March 8, 2021
Two Artemis employees wanted to celebrate some of the incredible women whom they work with and who choose to challenge the agricultural industry, because “a challenged world is an alert world and from challenge comes change.”
Why we launched an impact investment fellowship cohort for historically black colleges & universities
March 4, 2021
Though inequity is entrenched in every aspect of our lives, perhaps its most insidious form relates to wealth, write Blair Kirchner and Hattie Brown.
“There is far too little deal flow with women.” Takeaways from inaugural Women in Food & Ag Summit
January 10, 2020
“There is far too little deal flow with women,” said one panelist. “I’m that person who has not made investment deals with women. Not because I did not want to, but I have only ever met four women who pitched for investment out of many men,” said a senior, female banking official.
‘We are relentlessly looking for female entrepreneurs, but there aren’t enough’
May 9, 2019
AgFunder and its collaborators KK&P and The New Food Economy are excited to announce that S2G Ventures has become a sponsor of Money Where Our Mouths Are (MWOMA), an investigation into the funding gaps for female entrepreneurs in the agrifood industry.
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