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We are inviting corporate ecosystem players to become strategic partners of European Women in VC contributing to increased diversity, boosting equal capital and shaping inclusive future together with the largest network of female fund managers in Europe.
Let's execute the agenda for the future of venture space together!
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What we have done so far
There are many tools to fight for diversity. In order to break the status quo of capital distribution we need to act in a systemic way, thus we have introduced series of actions to fulfill our agenda, such as reports, events, podcasts!
Norway's Venture Engine: Inside Investinor's Strategy with Johan Bøe Bjørkevoll
Investinor, the Norwegian government's investment arm, is betting on first- and second-time fund managers to mature the country's young venture ecosystem. Investment Director Johan Bøe Bjørkevoll explains why power law returns are a feature, not a flaw, and how Norway's tech sector is shifting from serving domestic industries like energy and fisheries toward building for global markets.
WomenInvestEU 2026: Building a More Inclusive Investment Ecosystem
In June, WomenInvestEU 2026 brought together over 200 European investors in Brussels to spotlight women and allies driving change in the investment ecosystem. Kinga Stanisławska joined a panel on reimagining a more inclusive investment landscape, alongside conversations with Merete Clausen, Maive Rute, Agnieszka Wojdyr and Caroline Bergaut.
London Tech Week: Inside the Conversation on European and UK VC
A London Tech Week panel featuring HSBC Innovation Banking, Atomico and EWVC's president Kinga explored the state of European and UK venture capital. Key takeaways: deal sizes are up 40% year on year, dealmaking speed has returned, and capital is flowing to high-quality AI and deep tech companies that built strong fundamentals during the downturn.
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