Research shows downturns hit women and minorities harder, says Docosan co-founder Beth Ann Lopez

Research shows downturns hit women and minorities harder, says Docosan co-founder Beth Ann Lopez

Docosan co-founder and CEO Beth Ann Lopez

Deepshikha Monga

24 March, 2023

The ongoing funding winter could potentially hit female founders in Southeast Asia (and elsewhere) harder, believes Docosan co-founder and CEO Beth Ann Lopez.

Edited by: Deepshikha Monga

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