RESERVE YOUR SPOT IN FEMTECH FUND III NOW!
FEMTECH II IS INVESTING IN
INNOVATIVE WOMEN’S HEALTH COMPANIES
WHILE PURSUING GREAT RETURNs
Together, we are pioneering the next wave of innovation in women’s health.
The Portfolia FemTech fund, launched in 2018, was the first venture capital investment fund to focus exclusively on women’s health. Now, with FemTech II, we have 20+ investments in this space and are the global leader in women’s health investing. Women own over half the wealth in the US and make 80% of the healthcare decisions for themselves and their families. It’s time for us to become investors and back the companies and solutions we want in the world.
PORTFOLIA IN THE NEWS
We're the 'purchasing agents' of the world -- and proven to be better long-term investors. However, women’s health is woefully underfunded by traditional venture capitalists, despite being forecasted to grow to a $48 billion market by 2027 -- and despite the industry now being mature enough to generate significant returns. The majority of healthcare investors are men, most of whom have little understanding of the significant gaps or opportunities to enhance women’s health. This lack of investment means new innovations that could be brought to market are overlooked or misunderstood. This translates into compromised health and wellness for all women.
It's time to use our power and influence to advance the women’s health innovation WE want.
WHAT OUR MEMBERS SAY
“I like the educational component and the focus on women building financial status. I wanted to align with other smart women who have the chops for investing.”
— Joan, Real Estate & Media Executive
"I invest so that I can make a difference, network with professional women, and empower women entrepreneurs with measured risk and a good return.”
— Aarti, Impact Investor & Strategy Consultant
“I have learned so much about leadership, financial well-being, and the power of connection from the amazing community of women at Portfolia and I love being able to invest in a better women’s health experience."
— Peggy, CEO of Watermark and Former Editor-in-Chief of More Magazine
