Geospiza, a startup that enables emergency managers, first responders, and program managers to quickly make data-driven decisions that improve results, ROI, and save lives, is announcing the closing of $1 million in funding which includes investments from Techstars, GAN Ventures, Next Wave Ventures, Chloe Capital, Alumni Ventures Group, Kokopelli Ventures, among others.

Following the second pitch event, attendees gathered for a “Fireside Chat” for preparing companies for investment. Elisa Miller-Out, managing partner of Chloe Capital, a venture capital firm dedicated to investing in women-led companies, gave advice on managing investments in tech companies.

The ownership at Chloe Capital seems to have a close relationship with analytics, and you start to get a feel for this as you explore their online content. “Despite recent progress, less than 5% of all venture capital in the U.S. goes to women-led tech companies.”

Elisa is Managing Partner at Chloe Capital, a seed stage venture capital firm investing in women-led innovation companies. Elisa has been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, USA Today, Forbes and other publications, and she speaks about technology and entrepreneurship at events across the country. Elisa graduated Summa Cum Laude from Barnard College of Columbia University.

Chloe Capital partner, Kathryn Cartini’s in-depth interview for As Told By Women.

On Feb. 7, Denver software startup Geospiza won Chloe Capital’s Denver Women Investors Forum Pitch Competition, earning $100,000 in the process.

Nineteenth Amendment is bringing its made-to-order model to TV with “Project Runway” and has raised some money to help it turn the fashion business model on its head. The company was one of five firms — out of more than 1,000 — selected for a $100,000 investment from Chloe Capital.

Chloe Capital is mentioned for its role in expanding the VC footprint in Rochester, NY.