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Inc.: What female CEOs need to succeed
Quartz: There’s a dark side to friendships at work
Inc.: Investors don’t ask women founders the same questions as men. Here’s why that’s a problem
Investor biases widen the startup funding gender gap, men secure more funds than women
Success of female CEOs is influenced by exit actions of their mostly male predecessors
Forbes: How investors use ‘gut feel’ to manage risk
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