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Xandar Kardian's XK300 sensor is one of 5 New Innovations to Help Seniors Live Better
Active Aging & Longevity I and II Company, Xandar Kardian was featured in Fox News Media. Their XK300 sensor can improve the quality of life and independence for older adults by using radar to monitor heart rate, respiratory rate, motion and presence through blankets, clothing, and furniture - without the need for cameras, microphones, wires or wearables
Maven Clinic Members Share Their Story
Nothing fuels us more than seeing our companies succeed. Particularly a company like Maven, who has been growing and disrupting the Women's Health space since 2014.
On their 10-year anniversary, Maven CEO Kate Ryder shares some exciting firsts that happened in the early years and kept the team focused on what matters most: reimagining better care for women and families around the world.
Portfolia Empowers Women To Invest, Raising Capital For 3rd Femtech Fund
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Portfolia's Founder Trish Costello Shares the Importance of Investing in Women's Health on FINTECH.TV
Portfolia and AgeTech Collaborative™ from AARP Announce Innovating for Women's Health Pitch Competition May 17th
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Female Founders Are Energizing Investment In Women’s Healthcare: Expect More In 2023
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Female Founders Can Get Their Fair Share Of Venture Capital: Here’s How
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Trish Costello, founder and CEO of Portfolia, created a more inclusive venture capital platform
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A look at six new funds begs the question: Is a slowdown really coming?
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VCs and founders alike say investors should fold reproductive rights into ESG standards
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Female Founders Can Get Their Fair Share Of Venture Capital: Here’s How
Despite a surge in venture capital investments, funding for female-founded startups still lags. The fix? Trish Costello, Portfolia CEO and Founder, and Tracy Gray, Lead Partner in Portfolia’s Green & Sustainability Fund, weigh in on how to get women their fair share.
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Trish Costello, founder and CEO of Portfolia, created a more inclusive venture capital platform
Portfolia Founder and CEO Trish Costello shares insight on Portfolia’s momentum, growth, and commitment to dismantling barriers in venture capital to become more equitable.
8 Female Venture Capital Investors to Watch in 2021
Portfolia Founder and CEO Trish Costello and Lead Partner Dr. Christina Jenkins named among 8 Female VCs to watch in 2021
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An Interview with Trish Costello about the New Femtech II Fund, Learnings from Femtech I and Opportunities in Women’s Health Innovation
How Policies Aimed At Female Founders And Investors Can Reignite The Economy And Close The Gap In Opportunity
Portfolia CEO Trish Costello featured in this Forbes piece about how female founders and investors can help turn around the US economy.
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Funding Female Founders: If Male VCs Won't Do It, Women Angels and Limited Partners Will
Where venture capitalists fear to tread, women angels and Limited Partners are marching ahead. Women's healthcare is a market that is ripe for disruption, but most male VCs don't get it. One company—Portfolia—is leveraging the rising financial clout of women to become investors in its venture funds.
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Digital Media Entrepreneur Launches Personal Finance Platform for Latinos
Rising America portfolio company SUMA Wealth featured in the Wall Street Journal on its launch day. The investment was part of a pre-seed round dominated by investors who are women of color, from funds like Chingona Ventures and Backstage Capital.
Black Entrepreneurs and the Quest for Venture Capital
Lorine Pendleton talks to Alfred Edmond Jr. of Black Enterprise about being a leader of the first venture capital fund led by women of color partners, targeting often overlooked and underfunded companies run by founders of color.
Trying to Correct Banking's Racial Imbalance
Portfolia company CEO Wole Coaxum of MoCaFi and Rising America investor Marla Blow, founder of FS Card Inc. and SVP of Social Impact at Mastercard are featured in this The New York Times article on entrepreneurs pursuing new business models to address income inequality and lack of access to the financial system for communities of color.
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