Community is Capital! How to get on board and get funded, with Anne Ravanona
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In this week’s episode of Be and Think in the House of Trust I am listening to Anne Ravanona, an Irish/Spanish global gender equality advocate and entrepreneur, a campaigner and an uplifting public speaker based in France for the past 30 years.
Anne's mission is to get 1 million women entrepreneurs funded by 2030 and to help companies reach their gender equality targets whilst continuing to scale…
She describes herself as global, passionate, inspiring, dedicated, thought leader!
Join Anne to think about:
1. Together we can! She highlights the economic opportunity and the higher returns on investment that women in entrepreneurship can bring, even if it feels the world is going backwards.
2. The highs and lows of this Gender-Lens investing campaign, and why some Johns and Davids are in the way.
3. The power of community. For Anne, community is capital. By coming together, we can create genuine positive social and environmental change and solve our big issues. She shares practical examples of how we can encourage and activate collaboration, connection and the inclusion of diverse voices in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
4. The role of action and accountability. Anne stresses the importance of taking action, setting targets, and holding oneself accountable. Progress happens through individual commitments and collective effort.
So if you too believe that "Community is Capital", unleash your funding power and join the movement!
Meet Anne on:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anneravanona
Web: https://www.anneravanona.com and https://www.globalinvesther.com
Attend this year’s Invest Her Summit: https://www.investhersummit.com
Gift a founder a space at Dublin’s Invest Her Summit: https://bit.ly/InvestHerSummit-ACCESS
Connect with Servane:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/servanemouazan/
Website: https://servanemouazan.co.uk
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