Program Materials: Doyenne Investor Accelerator
This course supports the 12 week Investor Accelerator program
Category:
Price:
free
Total Duration
1255:51
Language:
English
Review
Description
By participating in Doyenne's Investor Accelerator program, you have access to all recorded workshops, webinars and course content listed here. Content will be added regularly throughout the program.
| Investor Accelerator Week 5 Vocab Primer | |
| Investor Accelerator Vocab Primer Slides | |
| Investor Accelerator Webinar: Equity, Notes, and Safes |
| Investor Accelerator: Cap Table Slides | |
| Investor Accelerator Webinar: Cap Tables |
| Investor Accelerator Webinar: Losses & Gains |
| Investor Accelerator Intro 2023 | |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 1 2023 | |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 2 2023 | |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 4 2023 |
| Investor Accelerator Intro 2023 |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 1 2023 |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 2 2023 |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 3 2023 |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 4 2023 |
| Investor Accelerator Workshop 5 2023 |
Heather Wentler
Email : heather@thedoyennegroup.comHeather Wentler is an advocate for individuals who identify as female are strong, independent individuals capable of success. Professional trained as an educator, Heather pivoted into entrepreneurship as the Founder of Fractal, Madison SOUP, and is the Executive Director and Co-founder of Doyenne. She serves on various organizing committees, advisory boards, and has membership of organizations committed to advancing recognition and possibilities for women and girls.
Richelle Martin
Email : richelle@winnowfund.comRichelle is the founder and Managing Director of the Winnow Fund, an early-stage venture capital fund investing in Wisconsin-based startups. Richelle is originally from Milwaukee but has been in Madison for over a decade. She moved here to attend the University of Wisconsin Law School, which is where she first started working with entrepreneurs, through the Law & Entrepreneurship Clinic. She briefly practiced in other areas of law, but missed the excitement and ambition of her startup clients. Richelle found her way back to UW-Madison where she led a team responsible for negotiating research and development contracts, and administered grant programs aimed at commercializing innovations created by entrepreneurial-minded researchers. She started the Winnow Fund after recognizing she could help remove, or at least lower, some of the hurdles that may prevent entrepreneurs from pursuing their goals, like navigating the legal world, finding a capable team, and obtaining funding.