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SheEO Podcast: Using finance as a tool to create social change with Joy Anderson

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5dsTAoUwTBnZadTt2ZyVA1?si=O9xGND5FSNCOrSr_KoX9dg

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October 3, 2019

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In this podcast episode, SheEO Founder Vicki Saunders sits down with Joy Anderson to talk about what’s broken with the current VC funding model, how finance can be used to transform structural inequities and shifting the conversation from gender to power. Listen using the link below:

"We talk about money because we don’t want to talk about our relationships."

In the episode:

  • Shifting the conversation from gender to power
  • Exploring our relationships with one another rather than our relationship to money
  • How can finance as a system be used as a tool to transform structural inequities
  • Why the current model of Venture Capital isn’t working
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