Clearco, the largest e-commerce investor revolutionizing the way founders grow their businesses, recently announced the launch of the Clearco...
Clearco Launches “The Founders Fund” to Empower Next Generation of E-Commerce Businesses
Caress, Founding Partner of IFundWomen of Color, Renews Commitment to Diverse Women Entrepreneurs
High Impact SoCal Venture Pipeline Program Now Accepting Seed-Ready Companies
$500,000 Gift Will Help Grameen America Propel Low-Income Businesswomen of Color in Oakland
SmartBiz Loans Awards $25,000 in Grants to Women- and Minority-Owned Small Businesses
Category - Cash Flow
Cash flow is the lifeblood of every startup. Learning how to understand financial statements, managing funds and profits is crucial. In this section, we help you get to the business of numbers.
Clearco, the largest e-commerce investor revolutionizing the way founders grow their businesses, recently announced the launch of the Clearco Founders Fund...
As the founding partner of IFundWomen of Color, Caress invested $1,000,000 over the past two years to fund, support and elevate women of color...
Building on its successful early track record of matching Series-A ready companies with qualified investors, including two companies that recently closed a...
National microfinance organization Grameen America recently announced it has received a $500,000 gift from Robinhood Chief Creative Officer and Co...
SmartBiz Loans, the leading small business financing platform for SBA and bank term loans, has announced five new recipients of the 2021 SmartBiz Grant Program...
Uber and Visa recently announced Grants for Growth, a program that will provide $1 million in grant funding to small businesses in 10 U.S. cities that are...
UrbanGeekz has teamed up with Finance Savvy CEO in a new partnership to support women and minority-owned startups. The Atlanta-based firms...
P&G Ventures, the early-stage startup studio within Procter & Gamble, announced Lady Patch as the winner of the 2022 Innovation Challenge during the...
These are the best (and worst) states for women-led startups in 2022.
CLLCTIVLY is providing a $2,000 monthly stipend to support a Black woman entrepreneur for one year. Since its launch in 2019, CLLCTIVLY has invested over...
