Costa Rican immigrant and mother raises VC fund to boost funding for women founders as under 3% of VC goes to women

A Costa Rican immigrant and mother of two raised a VC fund to increase investment in women founders because under 3% of venture capital currently goes to women, and she wants her daughters to see more women-led companies at future job fairs. She emphasizes systemic barriers—lack of traditional VC background, limited high-net-worth networks, and industry gender gaps—that make fundraising especially difficult for women.

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