How New York City's Women Entrepreneurs Raised $3 Billion in 10 Years

Worldwide, tech entrepreneurship suffers from an undeniable gender gap. At tech companies from Silicon Valley to Tel Aviv, the vast majority of both founders and their employees are men. Data reveal serious obstacles confronting women in tech. A 2013 study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) found evidence that investors were more likely to invest in companies pitched by men. Likewise, 70 percent of Google's employees and the vast majority of its senior executives are m...