Diversity & Inclusion Leaders
Despite recent progress, less than 2 percent of female founders receive venture capital funding, with just .2 percent going to African American female founders. Yet studies show companies led by women produce more sales, exit faster and generate more returns for investors. Chloe Capital was founded by women to decrease the gender and diversity gap in entrepreneurship and venture capital. We create opportunities for women on both sides of the table.
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PORTFOLIO COMPANIES
$135M +
PORTFOLIO VALUE
250 +
JOBS CREATED
20,000
MOVEMENT MEMBERS
World Impact
“For every dollar raised, women-run startups generated 78 cents in revenue, compared to 31 cents for men. By that measure, if investors had put the same amount of capital into women-run companies as they did into the ones run by men, they would have helped generate an additional $85 million in revenue,” and boosted the global economy from $2.5 trillion to $5 trillion.”
THE MOVEMENT
THE MOVEMENT
Equality is everyone’s responsibility.
Chloe Capital is proud to act as a catalyst in a growing Movement to #InvestInWomen. We partner with universities, foundations and corporations to create signature programs that maximize the fundraising experience for both female founders and investors.
Invest In Women means so much more than writing a check. Today, over 10,000 people have joined our Movement to help source deals, support the growth of our portfolio companies and co-invest alongside Chloe Capital.
The need to Invest in Women did not stop at the onset of the pandemic. In partnership with ECMC Foundation, Chloe Capital has successfully rallied the masses once again in support of women defining the Future of Work & Education. In the last six months as part of the Movement, over $1.25 million has been invested in female founders around the world.
The need to Invest in Women did not stop at the onset of the pandemic. In partnership with ECMC Foundation, Chloe Capital has successfully rallied the masses once again in support of women defining the Future of Work & Education. In the last six months as part of the Movement, over $1.25 million has been invested in female founders around the world.
