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Women in venture capital

“VC is still mostly a male business. No surprise there. But I am seeing more and more women in the entrepreneurial and tech ecosystems. A good thing.”
 - Heidi Roizen, partner, Draper Fisher Jurvetson
“VC is still mostly a male business. No surprise there. But I am seeing more and more women in the entrepreneurial and tech ecosystems. A good thing.” - Heidi Roizen, partner, Draper Fisher Jurvetson
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“When people introduce me as Dave’s (McClure) partner, they sometimes think I’m his wife instead of his business colleague.”
 - Christine Tsai, principal and chief pug herder, 500 Startups
“When people introduce me as Dave’s (McClure) partner, they sometimes think I’m his wife instead of his business colleague.” - Christine Tsai, principal and chief pug herder, 500 Startups
Jessica B. Lifland For USA TODAY
“In the boys’ network, you’re used to being the only girl in the room.”
 - Ann Miura-Ko, partner, Floodgate
“In the boys’ network, you’re used to being the only girl in the room.” - Ann Miura-Ko, partner, Floodgate
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“It’s important to have a network and support each other.”
- Stacy Brown-Philpot, entrepreneur-in-residence, Google Ventures
“It’s important to have a network and support each other.” - Stacy Brown-Philpot, entrepreneur-in-residence, Google Ventures
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“These are partnerships that have 10-year lives. Who’s in your network? All partnerships are dysfunctional.” 
- Cynthia Ringo, managing director, DBL Investors
“These are partnerships that have 10-year lives. Who’s in your network? All partnerships are dysfunctional.” - Cynthia Ringo, managing director, DBL Investors
Jessica B. Lifland For USA TODAY
“ It did help that I got my job because I ’ m a woman. It ’ s a better time for women to get into the industry. ” - Sara Tillim, business development manager, corporate development, Facebook
“It did help that I got my job because I’m a woman. It’s a better time for women to get into the industry.” - Sara Tillim, business development manager, corporate development, Facebook
Jessica B. Lifland For USA TODAY
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