Deepali Nangia, Partner at Speedinvest and Co-Founder of Alma Angels, shares her journey in the European VC ecosystem, her mission for diversity and inclusion, and her vision for the future of venture capital. She highlights the importance of patience, resilience, and equal opportunity for success in VC, and emphasizes the need for diverse voices and perspectives. Nangia also discusses the role of large funds in driving change in the industry by prioritizing diversity and inclusion. She shares insights on supporting emerging managers and increasing female angel investors in Europe, and discusses her collaboration with SoftBank’s Emerge program. Nangia believes that the future of VC is diverse and inclusive, with equal opportunities for all.
EU-Startups Podcast: Episode 47 – Deepali Nangia: Speedinvest Partner & Alma Angels Co-Founder
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