Rear Window
Blackbird and the problem of investing in women
Australia’s most prominent VC firm self-reported data that shows funding female-led start-ups is a no-growth sector.
Mark Di StefanoColumnistYou won’t find a place in the Australian corporate landscape populated by more mediocre sycophants than the country’s VC-backed start-up community.
VC is supposed to be all moonshots and big bets on the future. “We were supposed to get flying cars,” the saying goes. Instead, we have three big shops – AirTree, Square Peg and Blackbird – who redirect super money to fund B2B tech start-ups. Stirring stuff!
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