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Tracy Chadwell participates in MITEF’s “Women Investing in Women: The New Normal” event at Microsoft’s NYC offices

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Tracy Chadwell participates in MITEF’s “Women Investing in Women: The New Normal” event at Microsoft’s NYC offices

Mar 27 2017 News

New York – On March 27, venture capitalist Tracy Chadwell, Founding Partner of 1843 Capital, joined a panel of other accomplished women at NYC’s MIT Enterprise Forum (MITEF) for a lively conversation about investing in women entrepreneurs.

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The evening’s topics included opportunities and challenges facing women in technology and how to empower and inspire the next general of women leaders in that field.

The evening started with a keynote address by Erin Bagwell, filmmaker and blogger who raised over $100,000 through Kickstarter to fund her feature film “Dream, Girl.”

 

Amy Resnick of Penions & Investments then led a panel discussion with Tracy and her co-panelists:
– Jesse Draper, Founding Partner of Halogen Ventures; creator and host of the television series “The Valley Girl Show;”
– Anna Pikovsky Auerbach, co-founder and co-CEO of Werk, a destination online marketplace for flexible work opportunities for women;
– Tania Yuki, founder and CEO of Shareablee, a provider of social content analytics;
– Cindy Whitehead, CEO of The Pink Ceiling, which provides financing and marketing services to women-led businesses; and
– Jessica Traver, CEO and co-founder of IntuiTap Medical, a medical device company.

These women are contesting investment trends that show women getting just 13% of available funding (for venture capital it’s less than 3%) even though they are founding companies at twice the rate of men, per a recent article in Inc. magazine.

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