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1. Uneven Investment Field Discovered with Gender Lens
Bomi Yu

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Sopoong , the reliable partner for aspiring social
enterprises. We accelerate growth of social
enterprises that challenge to solve social issues of
our time in incubation or initial stages of
development.

4. Performance
I Total number of invested companies
36
I Total value of portfolio companies
5,275
I Survival rate of invested companies
92%
I Follow-on investment rate
36%
2018 4
As of April 2018

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Social Impact Business Model Team
We invest in social ventures that carry social
impact, have an operational business model
and coherent team capacity.

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Sopoong is a social enterprise accelerator which
seeks and supports new innovations to solve
societal problems in a faster, more sustainable,
and more fundamental way.

7. 2017 10
sopoong
New challenge for Sopoong

8. 07:00 , I Waking up and getting ready
07:30 I Preparing breakfast
08:00 I Having Breakfast
08:30 / I Preparing for school
09:00 / I Arrival at school
09:30 = I Starting work
12:00 I Phone call with teacher
13:00 I After school care service
18:30 I Finishing work
19:30 I Preparing dinner
20:00 I Having dinner
21:00 , I Housework, playing with children
22:00 I Putting children to sleep
23:00 I Rest and sleep

9. ,
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Was it the woman
who came up?

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Art & culture industry
Child care
Soft leadership
Empathy ability
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Tech industry
Work outside
Strong leadership
Systematization ability
Common Gender Stereotypes

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12. Gender Inequality in Capital
17.4%67.2% 4.1% 7.1% 4%
Wage compared
to men’s
Companies
founded by
women
Investment
ratio
Female
Investor Female executives
at financial
institutions
: , 18.7.2 : 2015
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: : : , 16.6.20

13. 90.2%72.7% 47.9%
( : 65.3%)
University entrance
rate of female
Percentage of women
who think that
it is good to have a job
The biggest obstacles
to employment are
childcare to women
: 2018 , , 18.7.2
Gender Inequality in Capital

14. We make investment decisions
through gender lens.
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15. Gender Lens Investing
Process in Sopoong
2017.10 2017.12 2018.03.08
Visited
SOCAP 17
Research
&made
new process
Issued the report
& press release
2018.02
Applied in
sopoong
investment
reviewing system

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Gender Social gender, Value neutral
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Excellent in gender sensitivity
Respecting the uniqueness
and individuality of
individuals apart from gender
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Recognizing that there may be a bias to gender regardless of gender, size of capital,
type of investment, field of entrepreneurship, and the problem to be solved
I Understanding Gender
What is Gender Lens Investing?

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Five cognitive prejudices of the
investment ecosystem that
should be wary of investing in
gender perspectives.
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Married women can not focus on business.
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Women are not as strong as men.
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Women do not have technology-based expertise.
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Women do not have leadership.
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Women do not get results quickly.
What is Gender Lens Investing?
I Cognitive prejudices of investment ecosystem

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“ When you look through both lenses you see the realities (obstacles and benefits) for
everyone, with fresh eyes. With gender lenses applied you see clearly and differentially. “
Gender Lens Investing, & P
I Definition of Gender Lens Investing
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Awareness that the capital market is a sloping playground
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Equitable access to women
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Beneficial influence on women's lives
What is Gender Lens Investing?

19. Increasing access
to capital for
women
Workplace
equity for
women
/
Products and
services for
women
:
I Investor’s gender perspective
Need to be intentional to recognize
gender-biased systems and create
equal investment ecosystems
To Apply Gender Lens Investing

20. To Apply Gender Lens Investing
1. Configuring gender perspective work environment?
- What percentage of female executives have major decision-making
powers?
- What kind of plans did you have to improve if the ratio of women or
influence is small?
2. Considering the value chain of gender perspective?
- Who is the customer and does it contribute to gender equality?
- Are you using messages that convey gender-biased stereotypes to
your customers?
3. Considering stakeholders?
- Have you set up a working environment that takes into
consideration the members’ family?
- Do you consider customers and community members affected by
the product or service?
I Entrepreneur’s gender perspective
Sustainability for growth The value they pursue

21. To Apply Gender Lens Investing
Social Impact Business Model Team Gender lens

22. To Apply Gender Lens Investing
Less discrimination More opportunities
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23. Approaching Gender Lens Investing

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Is not it because women are not good
or do not want to do?
You might be asked

25. Problem of Confirmation Bias
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When asked to draw a leader When you attend a meeting with the same script
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STEM
STEM
: National Science
Foundation, American Bar
Association, American
Association of Medical
Colleges

28. Prospective Effects of
Gender Lens Investing
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More role models
in women entrepreneurs.
More women VCs,
and partners

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Support impact investment.
Provide gender equality education
for all generations and genders.
Empower women in tech.
Dear Government,

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Still beginning period in gender lens investing.
Need intensive self-reflection, thinking, interviewing,
applying, learning from feedback to put value of
gender equality in investment.
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Dear Investors and Supporters,

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Trust the changing ecosystem,
and challenge more!
Dear Young Entrepreneurs,

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34. Glass Ceiling
Wage Gap
Exclusion from investment
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Gender Inequality in Capital

35. Through gender lens investing,

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With the elimination the gap to capital,
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A healthier society where women are working and living
without discrimination.
Until the day when every entrepreneur
is equal before investment.