According to a recent report, the number of female general partners in Silicon Valley venture capital firms has increased by 25% in the last two years, with firms like Sequoia Capital and Accel Partners leading the way.
The National Center for Biotechnology Information provides a list of venture capital firms in Silicon Valley with female general partners, including firms like Khosla Ventures and Lightspeed Venture Partners.
Forbes profiles several female general partners in Silicon Valley venture capital firms, including Theresia Gouw at Aspect Ventures and Rebecca Lynn at Canvas Ventures, highlighting their successes and challenges in the industry.
Researchers at Stanford University conducted a study on diversity in venture capital, finding that firms with female general partners are more likely to invest in startups with female founders, and providing recommendations for increasing diversity in the industry.
Crunchbase provides a list of venture capital firms in Silicon Valley with female general partners, including firms like Greylock Partners and NEA, along with data on their investments and funding.
In a video interview, a female general partner at a Silicon Valley venture capital firm discusses her experiences and insights on the industry, including the challenges of being a woman in a male-dominated field.
A Medium article provides a list of female general partners in Silicon Valley venture capital firms, along with their backgrounds and areas of focus, highlighting the growing presence of women in the industry.
PitchBook provides data and analysis on female-led venture capital firms in Silicon Valley, including their investment strategies and performance, highlighting the opportunities and challenges for women in the industry.