Junemarie Justus

Portfolia is the most powerful community of women and men investing in the companies we want in the world. Our collective investments are changing health, active aging & longevity, sustainability, education, and the overall venture capital landscape while also backing diversity. Our currently open funds are Femtech III, focused on enhancing the wellness of all women, and advancing innovation in womens health; and Active Aging & Longevity II, focused on significant opportunities and challenges in aging well, as well as those focused on new strides and technologies in the field of longevity. We drive change while creating wealth. If youd like to join us, email investorrelations@portfolia.com, and our Investor Relations Team will contact you.

Womens Funding Network strives to build a world where every woman and girl has the resources to achieve her full potential. We do that by galvanizing the financial power and influence of gender equity funders to address and solve critical, complex social issues ranging from poverty to global security. Our Partnership for Women’s Prosperity initiative has moved 43,200 no- and low-income women in over 100 communities around the United States out of poverty and into secure jobs. Our values - equality, partnership, transparency, diversity, and inclusion - guide everything we do, every day.

The Womens Intercultural Network was incorporated in 1995 as a 501©(3) non-governmental organization consultative to the United Nations Economic and Social Council. WINs mission is to assure that all women and girls voices are heard in all forums to give the full participation in their governments and economies. WIN has been connecting women and girls across cultures, globally and in US communities since 1994 for collective action on the ground and on the internet to pursue our Mission. WIN built the first policy mechanism to implement the Beijing Platform for Action from the 4th World Conference on Women, known globally as CAWA- the California Womens Agenda.

Portfolia is the most powerful community of women and men investing in the companies we want in the world. Our collective investments are changing health, active aging & longevity, sustainability, education, and the overall venture capital landscape while also backing diversity. Our currently open funds are Femtech III, focused on enhancing the wellness of all women, and advancing innovation in womens health; and Active Aging & Longevity II, focused on significant opportunities and challenges in aging well, as well as those focused on new strides and technologies in the field of longevity. We drive change while creating wealth. If youd like to join us, email investorrelations@portfolia.com, and our Investor Relations Team will contact you.

Women’s Economic Ventures is dedicated to the economic empowerment of women – cultivating the power within each woman to realize her dreams, achieve financial independence and succeed on her own terms. WEV is a business resource network for anyone looking to start a business, grow a local business, or improve their business skills. WEV provides small business training, advisory services, financial literacy programs and small business loans in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. While WEVs focus is on women, it welcomes people of all gender identities into the WEV community. Business courses, programs and loans are provided in both English and Spanish. Since 1991, WEV has provided business training and small business advisory services to more than 28,000 people throughout Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. WEV has made more than $6.9 million in small business loans and helped nearly 5,300 local businesses start or expand, generating an estimated $873 million in annual sales and creating over 12,400 local jobs. WEV is a U.S. Small Business Administration’s Women’s Business Center and Microlender, as well as a certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). WEV is a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit corporation.

The Acorn Project fosters creative collaboration and strategic partnerships for positive social change. Our current initiative entitled “The Reel Advocacy Series,” supports community documentary film screenings to inform, engage, and inspire political and social action. More: www.the acornproject.us