We all know that women are vastly underrepresented in the tech industry. We've seen some encouraging signs lately that this is changing, with more women enrolling in a prominent computer science university, a high-level VC saying he's backing more women startups, and lists of women engineers having fabulous careers. But here's a sad stat that's makes all those signs look like peanuts. In 2013, money for startups was overwhelmingly going to male founders. LinkedIn recently analyzed 1,200 technolo...
We all know that women are vastly underrepresented in the tech industry. We've seen some encouraging signs lately that this is changing, with more women enrolling in a prominent computer science university, a high-level VC saying he's backing more women startups, and lists of women engineers having fabulous careers. But here's a sad stat that's makes all those signs look like peanuts. In 2013, money for startups was overwhelmingly going to male founders. LinkedIn recently analyzed 1,200 technolo...
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