Finding Funding: BIPOC Founders
The amount of institutional capital given to BIPOC-founders was up in 2021, but in total, the money flowing into BIPOC-owned businesses remains below 2% of the total venture capital market. Join Nader Naeymi-Rad and three entrepreneurs who have raised money as they discuss why the funding gap remains so wide, the tactics they employed while fundraising, and how they plan to deploy the capital.
Hosts
Nader Naeymi-Rad
Founder & Publisher,
Beauty Independent
Panelists
Aishetu Fatima Dozie
Founder,
Bossy Cosmetics
Nyakio Grieco
Founder,
Thirteen Lune
Deepica Mutyala
Founder,
Live Tinted
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Expert Dialogue How BIPOC Founders Can Secure Smart Money To Build Their Beauty Brands “There’s smart money, and there is dumb money,” declared Thirteen Lune co-founder Nyakio Grieco, speaking during a Beauty Independent In Conversation webinar last week on funding for BIPOC-owned brands. Grieco, who joined Bossy Cosmetics founder Aishetu Fatima Dozie and... READ THE FULL ARTICLE →
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