Comments on: The Silicon Valley venturechick who blogs: Christine Herron

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Israeli VC on Sand Hill road — Mon, 08 May 2006 07:42:37 +0000

Venturechicks

I suppose the title of this entry does not need an explanation – or perhaps it does. Recently, when I was checking the traffic on my blog, I noticed quite a few clicks coming via a blog called Venturechicks. That

By: Chris Tolles

Chris Tolles — Mon, 03 Apr 2006 10:27:04 +0000

Christine’s the real deal.

She’s a great ambassador for Omidyar Netwrok — and here’s my “secret” insight — if someone’s in Christine’s network, they’re probably someone with whom you can trust and do business.

Nice profile.

By: Christine.net

Christine.net — Thu, 30 Mar 2006 15:52:03 +0000

Responses for the VentureChicks

There’s been some interesting feedback on the recent search for female investor-bloggers. Thanks to Matt Marshall, Kirsten Osalind, and Anne Zelenka for chiming in on the topic. Though I’ve got to say…there have to be more than three of us.

By: kirsten

kirsten — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 18:46:31 +0000

For more women VC fodder, the Women’s Technology Cluster in San Fran will host the 2nd Annual WTC Venture Capital Awards on April 4th, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. The event honors VC firms that invest in women-led businesses and features women VC speakers.

http://www.wtc-sf.org/vc_awards.html

re:invention’s 2004 “Venture Funding for Women Entrepreneurs” report (co-authored by Growthink Research) was the inspiration for the 1st WTC Venture Capital Awards, held in 2005. Sadly, re:invention is often omitted by investor publications who mention the report (like Fortune Small Biz, twice in their April ed.). Quite ironic, since we are a woman-led firm.

Venture One conducted this year’s WTC Awards analysis. But re:invention’s SVP, Melissa Reinert, sits on the WTC’s advisory board for their upcoming Angel Colloquium.

Hope you will attend…

kindly,
kirsten