Forbes List of Top Women Angels and VCs
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This Forbes List is actually ripped off from TechCocktail's Femanomics, which lists 106 great women in venture capital and angel investment.
The Femanomics list was put together by Melissa Pierce, below in alphabetical order.
Thank you Melissa Pierce for putting together this list!
*Note: If there is no venture fund listed, the women are private investors.
Renata Akhunova - Innopolis-Kazan, SMARTiQ BA
Geraldine Alias – North Bridge Venture Partners
Cyan Banister
Amy Banse – Comcast Ventures
Rachel Botsmen – Collaborative Fund
Corinne Bright – Onset Ventures
Eileen Burbidge – White Bear Yard
Christina Cacioppo – Union Square Ventures
Marissa Campise – Venrock
Carmen Chang – NEA
CeCe Cheng – First Round Capital
Julie Chin
Meg Devine – North Bridge Venture Partners
Monica Dodi – Women’s VC Fund
Tracy Doree – MMC Ventures
Edith Dorsen – Women’s VC Fund
Lara Druyan - G&B Partners
Esther Dyson – EdVenture Holdings
Amy Errett – Maveron
Caterina Fake
Deborah Farrington – StarVest Partners
Shana Fisher – Highline Ventures
Diane Fraiman – Voyager Capital
Allison Goldberg – Time Warner Investments
Theresia Gouw Ranzetta – Accel Partners
Dayna Grayson – North Bridge Venture Partners
Kirsten Green – Forerunner Ventures
Jill Greenthal – The Blackstone Group
Karen Griffith Gryga - MAG Fund
Christine Herron – Intel Capital
Mellody Hobson – Ariel Investments
Sandra Horbach – The Carlyle Group
Shirley Hornstein
Ann Hummer – Hummer Winblad
Naheed Ismaili Misfeldt – Aberdare Ventures
Jessica Jackley – Kiva and Collaborative Fund
Jalak Jobanputra – RTP Ventures
Whitney Johnson – Rose Park Advisors
Lynn Jurich
Karin Klein – Bloomberg Ventures
Sharon Knight – Avik Ventures
Vani Kola – NEA Venture
Venetia Kontogouris – Trident Capital
Kay Koplovitz – Koplovitz & Co
Jill Krishnamurthy – Dolphin Capital
Rachel Lam – Time Warner Investments
Lisa Lambert – Intel Capital
Ann Lamont – Oak Investment Partners
Christina LaMontagne – Physic Ventures
Kathleen LaPorte – New Leaf Venture Partners
Jenny Lee – GGV Capital
Aileen Lee - Kleiner Perkins
Ellen Levy
Ruby Lu – DCM
Jennifer Lum – Apricot Capital
Rebecca Lynn – Morgenthaler Ventures
Helen MacKenzie – Women’s VC Fund
Holly Maloney – North Bridge Venture Partners
Joy Marcus – DFJ Gotham Ventures
Susan Mason – Aligned Partners
Mary Meeker – Kleiner Perkins
Nell Merlino – Make Mine A Million
Kate Mitchell - Scale Venture Partners
Ann Miura-Ko - Floodgate Fund
Hollie Moore Haynes – Silver Lake Partners
Patricia Nakache - Trinity Ventures
Anna Nikolayevsky- Axel Capital
Natalia Oberti Noguera – Pipeline Fellowship
Rebecca Norlander – Illuminate Ventures
Adele Oliva – Quaker Partners
Michel Orban – RRE Ventures
Cindy Padnos – Illuminate Ventures
Stephanie Palmeri - Soft Tech VC
Ellen Pao – Kleiner Perkins
Jill Preotle
Katie Rae – Techstars
Theresia Gouw Ranzetta – Accel Partners
Amanda Reed – Palomar Ventures
Julie Richardson – Providence Equity
Laura Sachar – StarVest Partners
Sarah Sclarsic – Canaan Partners
Dana Settle – Greycroft Partners
Rachel Sheinbein – CMEA Capital
Ruthi Simha – Plenus
Sukhinder Singh Cassidy
Reshma Sohoni - Seedcamp
Victoria Song – Flybridge Capital Partners
Marya Stark
Lucinda Stewart – OVP Venture Partners
Jeanne Sullivan – StarVest Partners
Sarah Tavel – Bessemer Venture
Maria C. Thomas - MariaThomas.org
Dafina Toncheva – Tugboat Ventures
Sigrid Van Bladel - Aberdare Ventures
Trae Vassallo – Kleiner Perkins
Medha Vedaprakash – RHO Ventures
Bess Weatherman – Warburg Pincus
Ellen Weber – Robin Hood Ventures
Margit Wennmachers – Andreessen Horowitz
Ellie Wheeler – Greycroft Partners
Sharon Wienbar – Scale Venture Partners
Joanne Wilson
Ann Winblad – Hummer Winblad
Alison Wistner – Mercato Partners
Marianne Wu – Mohr Davidow
Gwill York – Lighthouse Capital
Melissa's TechCocktail article has links to their Twitter accounts, too.
There are a lot of great people on that list, and it feels like we're just getting started.
Fabulous list Adam! .. love to see you promoting these awesome women helping to change other peoples lives !
If I get a free moment I'll put links to their AngelList profiles.
Or feel free to look them up on http://angel.co/ individually. ;)
:) already one step ahead of you
I should remember that whenever I'm about to say something...
See also these Quora answer to Who are some notable female investors?
thanks buddy ... :) Hope Beavis is doing ok :(
He's still hanging in there, Louise. Just like everyone these days, it seems.
Ellen Pao is #74. I wonder whether the KPCB scandal affected her placement on the list in either direction.
It's an alphabetical list, so nope. :)
Some day, someone will come out with a ranked list.
Till then, this is the most comprehensive list I've seen.
Update, August 28, 2012. Regarding #33 on the list, Shirley Hornstein.
This page was pointed to by TechCrunch -- Anthony Ha on @Shirls misrepresenting.
You learn something new every day.
Catch her if you can.
Well, right now she's at the GOP convention according to SFist.
SFist also links back to this page, for those of you keeping score at home.
3:08 PM Jun 12 2012