
VC Firm Launches Amid Pandemic to Boost Women, Minority Entrepreneurs
GameAbove Capital will back minority- and women-owned businesses with a focus on sustainability
GameAbove Capital will back minority- and women-owned businesses with a focus on sustainability
As of last Wednesday night, the SBA’s website reported that almost 4.5 million businesses had borrowed more than $510 billion under the Paycheck Protection Program. Many businesses are wondering whether they will survive through the gradual reopening of the economy.
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While the technology industry is notorious for its diversity problem, the energy sector has one too, albeit it’s less spoken about. In fact, women only hold 32% of the jobs in renewables and 22% in oil and gas, according to IRENA. And startups can help in redistribution, female founders only receive 2.7% of all venture capital investments as of 2019. In a space as capital-intensive as sustainability, it’s almost impossible to move the needle with such scarce resources.
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