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Worldwide Ty points out women get only 2-3% of startup investment dollars. He argues for grassroots funding that builds systems to create multiple business owners, spreading wealth instead of concentrating it in one company.
Worldwide Ty points out women get only 2-3% of startup investment dollars. He argues for grassroots funding that builds systems to create multiple business owners, spreading wealth instead of concentrating it in one company.
I mean, think about it, it's a compounding factor, right? Women in general are only getting 2 to 3% of trillions of dollars that's invested every year into like startup businesses. So that's the way that we're going to have to attack the lack of investing of— for Black and brown women in startup businesses is that we're investing on a grassroots level into systems that's going to produce multiple business owners.
I like what you're saying in terms of Having a business that is able to produce other businesses, right? Because now you're able to sort of spread the wealth in a way. And I think that's really incredible to, to find women that see the vision, um, for something bigger than just, uh, one entity but multiple entities.
