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Angel Investor
Mar 2022
The Bangladesh Women Investors’ Network (BWIN), started as a sister chapter of Bangladesh Angels Network (BAN), is the pioneering network of women business angels in the country. We are industry agnostic and invest in the pre-seed, seed, and seed+ stages.
There is a business case to having more women founders and women investors within an ecosystem and applying a gender-lens approach to investment decisions. When women become business angels they invest in sectors that have often been overlooked by male business angels, and they tend to invest in women-led ventures. The result? A more diverse equity investor pool that helps to ensure great ideas get the funding they deserve.
Experience · 4 entries
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2022
Partner
Nov 2022
Digit-B is a forward-thinking company that is dedicated to driving global technology progress by connecting the resources and software of different countries. Our name represents our commitment to innovation and progress, as we strive to introduce a new binary digit after 0 and 1, and pave the way for a more digital world. We believe that global collaboration is essential for driving technological progress, and our mission is to make it easier for businesses to access the resources they need to succeed in the digital age.
Whether you are a startup or an established enterprise, Digit-B has the expertise and resources to help you unlock new possibilities and achieve your business goals. Join us on our mission to transform the world through technology.
Angel Investor
Mar 2022
The Bangladesh Women Investors’ Network (BWIN), started as a sister chapter of Bangladesh Angels Network (BAN), is the pioneering network of women business angels in the country. We are industry agnostic and invest in the pre-seed, seed, and seed+ stages.
There is a business case to having more women founders and women investors within an ecosystem and applying a gender-lens approach to investment decisions. When women become business angels they invest in sectors that have often been overlooked by male business angels, and they tend to invest in women-led ventures. The result? A more diverse equity investor pool that helps to ensure great ideas get the funding they deserve.
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