The NextWomen Presentation about Women's enterprise at Paypal/Gumtree/EBay offices, to raise the discussion about women in tech. A review of the findings of Delta Economics' report of 2010 called "steady as she grows" and Women's Enterprise Task Force report GROWE in 2009.

2. Background

3. My Enterprise Consulting Services – EMEA & Brazil Business Development and Marketing Internet Business Magazine & Live Forum - WW Focus on women founders, leaders and investors Online Marketplace for Domestic Services - Brazil Classified ads of domestic or home delivered services Online Marketplace for Architecture & Design - UK Profiles and Portfolios of Architects and Designers

4. Introduction The NextWomen: Differentiation Joana Picq COO of The NextWomen Founder & CEO of Brazilian Frog, Matchik, AchaLa and Fluxer UK Louise Campbell Founder & CEO of MyEHive Rachel Kruh Marketing Manager, MyBuilder

6. TNW Kitchen Dinner Series

7. TNW Workshops & Seminars

9. 13.9% of start-ups with over £250K funding are women

10. 58% of those are serial entrepreneurs, versus 41% of men.

11. Less than 4% of start-ups with access to Private or VC investment funding are led or owned by women

12. Women benefit more from networking and personalised advice and supportSource: GROWE from Women’s Enterprise task Force 2009 Steady as She Grows by Delta Economics

13. 7 Women’s Enterprise Motivation - UK

14. 8 Women’s Enterprise Goals - UK

15. 9 Women’s Access to Funding- UK

16. 10 Women’s Source of Advice – UK

17. 11 Women Founders’ ROI - UK

18. Who are the entrepreneurs you admire? The NextWomen: Differentiation

19. What about these start-ups? The NextWomen: Differentiation

20. What about these start-ups? The NextWomen: Differentiation GINA BIANCHINI Oo-founder and CEO of social networking platform Ning, Gina was one of the first entrepreneurs to realise that people wanted to participate, share and collaborate online.

21. SlideShare The NextWomen: Differentiation RASHMI SINHA SlideShare is the world’s largest community, allowing everyone from teacher to marketeer to connect and share presentations. The site has enjoyed such rapid growth that it now boasts 11 million unique visitors a month.

22. What about these start-ups? The NextWomen: Differentiation CATERINA FAKE Co-founder of FLICKR, a favourite site amongst bloggers and technologists in order to share their photos. Flickr, under the healm of Caterina, was acquired by Yahoo for almost $30 million in 2005.

24. Lack of skills?

25. Lack of support?

26. Lack of funding?

27. Masculine approach to business and funding?