How women venture capitalists invest says a lot about the inequality in their field
Venture capitalist Jenny Lee in 2015, the year she became the first woman to make the top 10 on Forbes’ Midas List. Image: REUTERS/Robert Galbraith
Alexandra Ossola
Features Editor, Futurism
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