Capital fuels ideas. But whose ideas are we fueling?In this episode of Women Disrupting Tech, Azin Radsan van Alebeek shares how she uses venture capital as a lever for change. Not just to generate returns, but to shift behavior, open doors, and fuel a broader cross-section of ideas.We talk about the funding gap, the film Show Her the Money, and what founders need to know when they pitch for investment. Along the way, Azin shares her own journey from boutique consultancy, to stay-at-home mom, to venture capitalist, reshaping outcomes.🎧 Listen in to learn why funding diversity is not just fair, but essential for innovation.Chapters03:30 Introduction and Background06:23 The Importance of Gender Representation in Venture Capital09:43 Azin's Journey into Angel Investing13:38 Cultural Perspectives and Personal Experiences18:06 The Impact of Underrepresentation in Venture Capital23:26 Statistics on Female Founders and Funding27:16 Changing Perspectives on Gender Roles29:14 Using Venture Capital for Change31:14 Show Her The Money: Film and Book Overview34:42 Inspiring Stories of Female Founders39:00 The Role of Male Investors in Supporting Female Founders43:05 Emmeline's Focus on Women's Health44:49 Understanding Women's Health Disparities47:09 Investing in Female-Centric Solutions48:50 The Ideal Founder Profile51:26 Integrity in Investment Relationships52:22 Comparing Support for Female Founders in Europe and the US55:15 What Makes a Pitch Deck Stand Out?59:13 Defining Venture-Ready Proposals1:03:06 Encouraging Women to Think Bigger1:05:03 Upskilling for Stay-at-Home Moms1:12:55 The Future of Venture Capital for Women🙋🏻‍♀️ Connect with Azin Radsan van Alebeek on LinkedIn.💡 Check out the show notes for magical moments, practical takeaways for female founders and my personal observations.🎙️ Follow the podcast for more Women Disrupting Tech.

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