Tomorrow’s Company has a partnership with the c suite podcast, a monthly show covering topics such as Marketing Communications & Innovation, Employee Engagement & HR, Social Mobility, Diversity, Mental Health & Wellbeing and more.
The most recent episode, VC and Female Founders Report, is produced in partnership with British Business Bank, Diversity VC and British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (BVCA), and discusses a new report from all three of these organisations, commissioned by the UK’s HM Treasury, which highlights the fact that female start-up founders are missing out on billions of pounds of investment.
Russell Goldsmith was joined in the studio to discuss the findings of this report and their wider implications by Alice Hu Wagner, Managing Director for Strategy & Economics at the British Business Bank, Francesca Warner, CEO & Co-Founder of Diversity VC and David Mott, Chair of BVCA’s Venture Capital Committee.
To download a copy of the VC and Female Founders Report, please visit www.british-business-bank.co.uk/femalefounders
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