Entrepreneurship in the United States looks a lot different than it used to. Changing demographics are creating new opportunities in an industry traditionally dominated by white men. But disparities still persist. There is a lot of work needed to increase access to capital and resources for women founders, who receive only 2 percent of venture money in the U.S. Host Roshini Rajkumar welcomes managing partner of Bread and Butter Ventures, Mary Grove. She was Google employee number 2000 in her first career where she launched Google for Startups. Find out how her personal story as a first-generation immigrant turned Stanford grad during Silicon Valley’s tech heyday plays into her status as a venture capital guru who wants to ensure access for all. Plus, get tips for how to invest in meaningful ways.

Host: Roshini Rajkumar
Guest: Mary Grove