Madho dislikes 'segregated' investing that limits women to female-focused funds
Andrea Madho · #75 “I Want Bro Money Too” · Mar 3, 2025 · at 26:15
Andrea Madho, founder of Lab 141, discusses structural double standards in venture capital after pitching her custom apparel startup on The Pitch.
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“One of the things that, that's happened is I go to a lot of events that only have female investors or investors that are specifically looking for female founded companies. And this is a good thing, but I also don't like segregated investors. I want bro money too. I want all of it.”
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