Annual Report 2024

and 2025 Look Ahead

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The most strategic capital is inclusive. The outcomes speak for themselves.

tHE FUTURE OF VENTURE CAPITAL:

Powered by All Raise

Our Mission

Our Mission

To accelerate the success of women and nonbinary investors. We reshape culture, capital flows, and decision-making power within venture capital, generating stronger returns and unlocking market-shaping innovation.

Our Vision

Our Vision

A transformed venture ecosystem, led by a diverse group of investors who fund what’s next, drive innovation, expand equity and deliver consistent, long-term performance.

Our Vision

Our Strategy

We’re reshaping the culture and makeup of venture capital through bold, data-informed initiatives, powered by women, nonbinary, and men across the industry.

We aim to:

Together, these strategic pillars advance All Raise’s mission and vision, accelerating a more inclusive, innovative, and high-performing venture ecosystem.

The State of the Industry

The State of Gender Equity in U.S. Venture Capital Leadership

HIGHLIGHTS

The largest generational wealth transfer in U.S. history is already underway. An estimated $100 trillion will move into the hands of women by 2048.1 It’s a staggering shift in spending influence and investment potential that will fundamentally reshape who drives, funds, and consumes the next wave of innovation. Those who pay close attention to the demographic signals will gain a competitive edge by seeing opportunities that others are missing.

As of 2025, U.S. venture dollars are shaping the early, formative years of innovation across AI, healthcare, cleantech, enterprise solutions, fintech, education, and infrastructure. This period of investment is a defining window of influence over the industries that will shape the future. These industries are being built by a rising group of diverse, emerging talent that includes the most educated women in history.2 The funds with gender-diverse leadership today will be best positioned to understand, attract, and deploy the capital that will back the best founders.

Here’s what the data is telling us about the state of leadership in U.S. venture capital:

Women’s investing power in VC is rising. As of the end of 2024, women made up 17.3% of decision-makers (principals, partners, and managing directors) at firms with more than $50M AUM, and 19.5% at firms with less than $50M AUM.3

Momentum is building at the largest firms. At firms with over $1B in AUM, women now hold nearly 20% of decision making roles (principal, partners, and managing directors), signaling meaningful momentum at scale.

These gains represent years of hard-won progress. But they remain vulnerable. In All Raise’s 2024 Community Impact Survey, 81% of women and nonbinary checkwriters reported that the current U.S. political climate is a professional concern. Shifts  in policy and public discourse don’t just shape innovation – they shape who leads it.

Despite that, more firms are designing strategies around what the data has long shown: diverse perspectives surface overlooked opportunities, and gender-diverse teams consistently outperform. One clear example: Female Founders Fund (FFF) successfully returned its first fund, raised in 2014, and is now raising its fourth, projected to be 10x larger. It’s proof that the business model works.5

However, progress at the mega-fund level — where most of the industry’s capital sits  — has been more limited. Within funds managing $3B or more, Managing Partner is the most exclusionary title for women6:

  • Just 12 women hold the title, compared to 87 men
  • At the $10B+ tier, only 3 women hold the title

Contrast that with smaller funds:

  • 89 women serve as Managing Partners at sub-$50M funds
  • 63 more hold the title across $50M – $250M funds
  • That’s 152 women Managing Partners total

While smaller AUM funds are often overlooked in historic power structures, they are building the future of venture capital. Many of these women-led firms are spinouts from established funds, bringing a strong focus on underestimated and underrepresented founders.

According to Venture Capital Journal’s annual report on Women in Private Funds, more than 100 women-led funds have launched in the past decade. In 2023 alone, 179 closed on $5.29B, a trend that continued in 2024, even amid broader market contraction. 

While they remain underrepresented in the capital structures that control the industry’s largest pools of money, they’re not waiting for access — they’re creating it. Women VCs are launching their own firms, spinning out of larger funds, and leading as emerging managers with bold theses and innovative capital structures. These aren’t alternative paths, they’re early signals of what the next generation of venture will look like.

All Raise’s remit is clear: we’re here to help women at firms of all sizes get a seat, keep their seat, and be wildly successful. Sustainable change in venture capital requires more than individual success stories or isolated initiatives; it requires us to foster collaboration and problem-solving at every layer of the ecosystem. And the case for our organization’s presence has never been clearer: we’re here to help firms see the competitive advantage of having a more gender diverse team. 

As VC navigates the current era of reinvention, All Raise offers something rare: a proven model for sustained progress despite uncertainty in the markets. All Raise is built for this moment — the bridge between today’s progress and the emergent $100 trillion opportunity.

CEO PERSPECTIVES

A Perspective From
Our CEO

Paige Hendrix Buckner, CEO, All Raise

The state of our industry reflects both challenge and opportunity.
As a new generation of VC leaders and founders rises,
progress toward gender-balanced investing continues to build.

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This year, All Raise reached a major milestone: we are three years ahead of schedule for our organizational mandate to help the VC ecosystem reach 18% female and nonbinary representation at the Partner+ level. When All Raise was founded in 2017, this number was 9 percent. Today, women make up 18.6% of all Partner+ (partner, managing director, general partner and managing partner) roles in VC.

This progress is the result of extraordinary hard work, creativity, and determination, especially in the face of shrinking venture dollars and mounting political headwinds.

Behind every data point is a story of resilience, leadership, and vision. Every person matters. And we see you.

Our community, staff, peer organizations, partners, sponsors, and donors made this happen. We’re proud to welcome women, nonbinary people, and men into a shared movement, grounded in the belief that meaningful progress drives better outcomes, and this work matters.

Progress Built on Performance

In addition to collecting industry data, we always want to hear from our community. The numbers from the All Raise 2024 Annual Community Impact Survey tell a powerful story that humanizes the numbers: 
  • Career momentum persists: ~25% of respondents were promoted in the last year, even amid overarching market contractions.
  • Who’s at the Table: At firms with >$250M AUM, women and nonbinary investors are meaningfully involved in dealmaking.
  • Identifying Untapped Opportunities: Nearly 75% of investors are actively sourcing deals with underestimated founders — those who are traditionally overlooked by VCs for investment — with nearly 1 in 3 closing six or more deals in the past 24 months.

All Raisers, you’re building collaborative networks that unlock exclusive deal flow and approaching investment decisions with the kind of rigor and empathy that founders recognize and need.

This performance cuts through noise to deliver on what LPs want to see: consistent, data-backed returns with an edge on what’s next.

Representation alone isn’t the finish line, it’s the foundation.

The next phase of All Raise’s mission is about turning representation into power: writing checks, hiring leaders, and setting new benchmarks that reflect progress where it matters most. We want more women and nonbinary investors leading deals and taking board seats — because the data is clear: gender-diverse teams drive better business outcomes.

Stability Through Strategic Evolution

In 2024, All Raise made a strategic shift from broad, generalized programming to targeted, high-impact experiences. Our team and volunteers structured mentorship to accelerate paths to partnership, built peer networks that unlock deal flow, and developed support systems for rising talent. These initiatives were co-designed with more than 200 industry professionals whose lived experiences informed every step. 

This evolution is already paying off. Following a banner year in 2024, enrollment in All Raise programs has surged by 102%, a clear reflection of the power of focused, community-powered design — and the ways we’re responding directly to what we’re hearing from you.

Looking Ahead

Seven months into 2025, I’ve seen something remarkable happen among all of you. Despite the uncertainty in the markets and the backlash against DEI, you’re stepping up to define what comes next. While conditions test the durability of progress, you’re proving that our work is about performance, perspective, profitability, and the kind of leadership that drives lasting value. Venture is being redefined, and All Raisers are at the forefront. 

To our team, board, volunteers, members, and partners: thank you. Your belief, your energy, and your leadership make this work not only possible but powerful.

Let’s keep going. The business case has always been clear. The impact is measurable. And the best of what we’re building is ahead.

With and for our future,

PAIGE HENDRIX BUCKNER

CEO, All Raise

Eurie Kim

All Raise has proven how building a community around trust and mutual support can win — I’ve been in a cohort for the past 5 years, and have developed friendships, trust, and work collaborations with other investors I may not have had a chance to cross paths with were it not for All Raise. I have gone out of my way to include cohortmates in deals I’ve led, served as mutual sounding boards when we are navigating difficult situations across our work, and in general, celebrated each other’s wins like they are our own. It’s been a wonderful haven of support in an otherwise solitary profession.

Eurie Kim Partner, Forerunner
DIVERSITY IS AN ADVANTAGE

Representation in Venture Capital is Better Business

Venture capital is not immune to divisive politics or shifts in the cultural zeitgeist. But long-standing financial performance data remains clear: diversity is a winning investment strategy. Representation broadens deal flow, sharpens decision-making, builds more resilient companies, and ultimately delivers returns. While public debates around DEI continue, investors who overlook representation risk missing critical opportunities for long-term growth, resilience, and competitive advantage.

Industry Research is on Our Side

Regardless of our present cultural discourse, a multi-decade and growing body of independent research continues to reinforce that diversity in venture is directly correlated with stronger financial outcomes. Here are a few refreshers:


This evidence cuts across sectors, market cycles, and geographies. When the VC industry overlooks underrepresented investors, it’s excluding untapped individuals, markets, signals, and opportunities.

The connection between representation and financial outperformance has been
validated repeatedly in real-world results. 

Diverse investment teams consistently:

  • Gain early access to underrepresented founders and emerging sectors.13
  • Surface opportunities and market signals that others miss.14
  • Reduce risk exposure by mitigating groupthink and homogenous blind spots.15
  • Build portfolios aligned with the evolving demographics shaping future consumer demand.16
  • Generate higher innovation-driven revenue growth.17d

Byron Deeter

“We’ve all seen the data that diverse teams make better decisions, but what’s been fun is living it in the venture world over the last several years as more and more women have entered the industry, been promoted, and have seen success. You feel it on the investment teams, you feel it in discussions. In venture, we’re in the outlier business, and the real alpha in our industry comes from being contrarian, so the more diverse, brilliant thinkers you have around a table discussing topics, looking for opportunities, and pushing the thinking, the more likely you are to find those contrarian insights and opportunities.”

Byron Deeter Partner, Bessemer Venture Partners
Erin Harkless

“In a market lacking liquidity and facing economic headwinds, it is critical to invest in operators and fund managers who are disrupting the status quo and taking new approaches to deliver returns. Women and nonbinary leaders bring a fresh perspective, stronger understanding of overlooked market opportunities, and often, better business outcomes. All Raise was built to empower these leaders to move the entire industry forward, and their impact is real from doubling the number of women checkwriters in VC to building and convening a momentum-driving community of hundreds of industry leaders. Pivotal Ventures is proud to partner with All Raise to ensure that the success of women founders and fund managers isn’t the exception, but the norm.”

Erin Harkless Moore Managing Director of Investments, Pivotal Ventures

All Raise was built to scale and democratize the competitive advantage that diversity brings to the venture ecosystem. Through multi-tier programming, strategic community-building, and data-driven solutions, All Raise ensures that:

  • Diverse investors are advancing into decision-making roles with real capital allocation authority and firm-level influence.
  • Rising talet gains faster access to the networks, deal flow, and platforms needed to thrive in a competitive market.
  • Peer communities foster contrarian thinking, uncovering overlooked opportunities and reshaping what strong investing looks like.
  • The next generation of funds is being built on durable, diverse leadership pipelines that drive long-term performance.

We’re building the infrastructure for long-term, sustainable success in venture capital.

The people who will benefit most from the next decade of venture growth are those who recognize and adapt to a more diverse and dynamic decision-making ecosystem.

VCs who understand this will be the ones leading tomorrow’s innovation economy.

“Diverse fund managers access networks that homogenous teams simply might not see. Their lived experiences allow them to spot business models, markets, and founders others may overlook, driving differentiated pipelines and potential financial upside across venture portfolios.”

Jasmine N. Richards Head of Diverse Manager Investing and a Managing Director, Cambridge Associates

“What is happening today is a reminder that VC is a long game, and as part of that, there’s got to be a lot of intentionality about where investments are made in GPs and founders. I fully believe that a decade from now, we will see data that shows the investments made this year by women, in other women and underrepresented founders, will be the defining generational companies that drive returns. Right now, we are building it, but soon, we are going to be talking about a significantly different landscape.”

Adeyemi Ajao General Partner, Base10 Ventures
The Role of Male Allies

Male Allyship: A Strategic Lever for Firm Growth

All Raise’s approach to allyship is grounded in shared leadership, advancing representation as a strategic imperative for firm growth, competitive advantage, and long-term performance. Men continue to play a vital role in advancing equity across the venture ecosystem. 

Today, All Raise is proud to have active male allies from 28 leading firms as members in our community. Represented firms include Bain Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners, General Catalyst, and Union Square Ventures.

At All Raise, male allies are not passive supporters. They are engaged participants in our community, committed to advancing equity and working alongside their female and non-binary peers. Whether serving as firm leaders, investors, or sponsors, these individuals help shape a more inclusive and high-performing venture landscape.

Through engagement in All Raise programming, male allies have the opportunity to grow professionally by:

  • Expanding co-investor networks and future deal flow opportunities.
  • Strengthening leadership capacity through exposure to diverse perspectives.
  • Supporting talent recruitment and retention by contributing to inclusive firm culture.

We welcome men as key members of our community and reciprocally champion their success in their own VC journeys.

Our All Raise ecosystem supports the mission to accelerate the success of women and nonbinary investors. This requires a collective effort across the entire VC ecosystem, which includes men showing up, stepping up, and helping to drive change.

We recognize that real progress happens when everyone at the top is not just supportive, but actively engaged; championing equity, sponsoring talent, and pushing the industry forward.

“Everyone has a role to play — regardless of background or seniority. For those in positions of influence, especially men, engaging with All Raise means more than mentorship. It’s about actively opening networks and championing underrepresented talent to build a stronger, more competitive industry.”

Jacob Walthour CEO at Blueprint Capital Advisors
Jules Maltz

“There’s an incredible pipeline of future leaders coming through the All Raise community, people who may not have the title yet, but who I believe will become outstanding general partners. Mentoring through All Raise helps me stay connected across generations in venture and ultimately makes me better at my job.”

Jules Maltz Venture Partner at IVP
LP Perspective

Bridging Connections Between LPs and VCs

In 2025, Limited Partners (LPs) have increasingly signaled their intent to deepen relationships with venture fund managers. Diversity remains a key driver. According to Venture Capital Journal’s LP Perspectives 2025 study, 41% of LPs plan to increase the number of venture fund relationships this year, up from 33% the year prior.18 As the year progresses, LPs appear to be adopting a stance of quiet progress, continuing to back the timeless values that underscore the labels of DEI and ESG.19 One signal: an ‘inclusive investment’ message was a key strategic driver to connect with LPs for Zeal’s recent $82M Fund II raise. 20

As LPs broaden their pipelines for emerging VC talent, All Raise is uniquely positioned to ensure that women and nonbinary managers are at the forefront of these expanding capital flows.

Connections between LPs and VCs are often sparked organically through curated industry convenings, such as All Raise’s annual VC Summit. These touchpoints help investors build relationships with LPs, identify aligned partners, and gain the insights they need to scale their firms with confidence.

Still, the data illuminates barriers to overcome. While 35% of checkwriters in All Raise’s Community Impact Survey report strong relationships with LPs likely to invest, a majority do not, underscoring the need for more structured, equitable pathways to capital.

Looking ahead, All Raise is actively developing new solutions that include dedicated LP <> VC convenings and targeted mentorship to structured capital access programs—all designed to help All Raisers navigate an increasingly complex, opaque, and competitive industry.

“LPs of all types seem to be much more open-minded to seeking out emerging and smaller managers as the asset class matures.”

Seyonne Kang Partner, StepStone Group
Program Impact 2024

All Raise Volunteers 

The Power of Programs & Partnerships


All Raise has continued to scale its impact by evolving programs, expanding partnerships, and activating a volunteer-powered community. Volunteers remain the engine driving All Raise forward — identifying challenges, designing solutions, and leading events, online communities, and cohort programs that provide an accessible on-ramp into the venture ecosystem.When passionate leaders collaborate, contributions catalyze systemic change.

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200+

active volunteers contributed time, expertise, and leadership across programming, events, and community initiatives.

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73%

of volunteers hold Partner-level titles or higher, demonstrating that our community is not only engaged—but leading from positions of power.

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94

Women & nonbinary Partner+ volunteers at firms with >$25M AUM — exceeding our 2024 goal by 45% and putting us halfway toward 10% in this senior VC segment.

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10

working groups supported high-priority projects, serving as cross-functional teams advising on strategy and execution across research, partnerships, programs, and communications.

All Raise Volunteer Snapshot

Representation by Fund Size

“All Raise builds the kind of community that’s essential in venture, especially for those navigating the industry’s toughest moments. Early in my career, I co-founded a women’s support group with a few colleagues that still meets today. Long before I was thinking about starting a family, we gathered monthly to support each other through career decisions, life changes, and personal growth. That kind of support made my long-term trajectory possible.

All Raise brings that same model, peer connection, shared experience, and real accountability, to a broader scale. It creates space for women to engage in the real work of venture while also navigating the personal dimensions of leadership. I’ve benefited from this community and proudly contributed to it because that’s what we do: we invest in each other.

I’m especially grateful for the support around our Fund IV announcement and for the opportunity to be in rooms with other All Raisers who are building, leading, and facing similar challenges. When you’re in a position of power, it’s not just about holding your seat, it’s about pulling others up alongside you.”

Miriam Rivera MirCo-Founder, Ulu Ventures
program impact

All Raise Members
By the Numbers

Collectively, All Raise members represent $1.06 trillion in AUM.

All Raise has transformed its community structure with the launch of a national membership program, developed by a volunteer working group of senior investors. This strategic evolution has already shown remarkable success: membership has grown to over 900 investors, with more than half holding Partner-level roles or higher. 

At the core of this new model is a robust membership platform — including a mobile app — that delivers essential resources such as:

  • A comprehensive VC directory
  • A private job board
  • Exclusive content
  • Curated virtual and local events


This infrastructure is just the beginning. All Raise’s expanded vision for 2025 and beyond includes deepening content development and curating even more intentional opportunities

program impact

Multi-Tier Program Strategy

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4,333

hours of programming delivered across our national network

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3

signature programs supporting
women and nonbinary investors at every stage: VC Principal Cohorts,
VC Partner Cohorts and VC
Champions (VC Associate Cohorts launched in 2025)

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13

educational workshops covering topics such as capital access, leadership development and the key trends shaping the future of venture

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6

curated Power Breakfasts connecting rising stars with established industry leaders for candid, high-impact
conversations

At All Raise, we believe transformation in venture capital takes more than one program, it takes a system-wide approach. That’s why our strategy operates across roles and firm sizes, building the future of the industry from the inside out.

In the past year, we’ve delivered:

VC Cohorts

Cohort programs create tight-knit peer groups of women and nonbinary investors across associate, principal, and partner levels, and at key inflection points in their careers. These groups offer a trusted space to build relationships, exchange knowledge, and share insights across deal flow, capital raising, talent sourcing, and firm leadership. By fostering transparency, support, and community, All Raise Cohort programs strengthen the leadership pipeline and empower the next generation of industry leaders.

VC Champions

VC Champions pairs top-tier General Partners with rising Principal-level investors to provide targeted, inside-track guidance as they navigate the critical path to Partner. Through high-touch mentorship, candid conversations, and strategic career development, the program accelerates growth, expands access to firm leadership opportunities, and builds the next generation of decision-makers in venture capital.

VC Summit


At the annual VC Summit, senior women, nonbinary, and male ally investors from across the venture ecosystem come together to build community, exchange insights and opportunities, and support one another in redefining what success looks like in venture capital. Through candid conversations, peer connection, and shared learning, the Summit creates space for leaders to grow their networks, elevate their impact, and shape the future of the industry.

The VC Compensation Survey has become an essential resource for transparency in our industry. What began as a simple idea to share compensation data has evolved into a powerful tool that empowers professionals across the venture ecosystem to advocate for fair compensation. Through our partnership with All Raise, we’re extending the survey’s reach to traditionally underrepresented groups in venture capital, ensuring that everyone has access to the data they need to negotiate with confidence.

Richard Kirby Partner, Field Ventures

The All Raise VC Champions program connected me with exceptional mentors in my focus area and Midas List investors who provided valuable frameworks that changed how I evaluate companies. The conversations gave me confidence and tactical knowledge that I’ve implemented into my investment style. All Raise creates an easy way to access senior, experienced VCs that principal-level investors should take advantage of.

Katie Giometti Principal, Obvious Ventures

The All Raise cohorts are sacred. Having someone who understands the details of your day-to-day work is in a unique industry is not something you can go to other friends for. I know my cohort members are friends, they’re mothers, they’re wives and spouses, and have full lives. We talk about everything from deals we want to invest in together, opportunities we might be interested in, and how to balance a life and high-power career. But, we also talk about our health routines and what our intentions are for the year, what we are trying to do for ourselves, and what’s going on with our families. This is a sacred space.

Sara Deshpande General Partner, Maven Ventures

“The All Raise VC Summit was the most valuable professional event I’ve attended this year—a rare space for authentic conversations without having to explain what it’s like being the only woman in the room. The Summit’s magic comes from blending seasoned partners’ wisdom with emerging managers’ fresh perspectives in a safe environment where women and nonbinary VCs can openly discuss real challenges. As both a breakout host and conversation leader, I saw firsthand how this intimate gathering is actively redefining success in venture capital.”

Stacy Brown- Philpot Founder & Managing Partner at Cherryrock Capital
PROGRAM IMPACT

VC Compensation Survey

The VC Compensation Survey is an annual survey conducted in partnership with Field Ventures. 

Designed to surface pay trends across the venture ecosystem, the survey is community-powered —with more than 700 investors and operators participating in 2024. Many use the results as a critical tool for benchmarking their value and negotiating compensation. Importantly, 69% of respondents hold checkwriting roles, reinforcing that those engaging in this effort are not only active in the industry, they are influential decision-makers shaping where capital flows.


Key findings include: 

Compensation Gap by Gender

• Women: Average base salary of $333K; bonus of $100K

• Men: Average base salary of $402K; bonus of $130K

• Total gap: Over $65K annually

Even at senior levels, women are paid less, highlighting the need for
continued advocacy around compensation transparency and equity.

Compensation Gap by Race/Ethnicity
for underrepresented investors:

• Avg base salary: $342K

• Avg bonus: $80K

• Total gap: Over $85K annually, despite comparable roles


These findings are a call to action: equity in venture must extend beyond who is at the table to how they are compensated. Pay transparency is more than just about dollars earned. It is essential to building a fair and inclusive industry in which every professional is valued equally by their merits.

CASE STUDY

Crossing $1 Billion in Capital Deployed to Women Founders

In October 2018, a global consortium of venture funds set out to address the stark gender funding gap — at a time when women founders were receiving just 2.2% of global venture capital. In less than a year, over 80 funds pledged to invest in women-led companies, collectively committing more than $1 billion in capital.

To sustain this momentum, founders Shelly Porges and Sarah Chen-Spellings launched Beyond The Billion to accelerate capital deployment and ensure long-term investment into women-led innovation. As of 2025, in collaboration with All Raise, Beyond The Billion confirms that pledge deployment has now surpassed over $1 billion in capital deployed to women-founded companies, up from $638 million in 2021, representing real progress.

$1.79Bn in total pledges committed

$1.04Bn+ deployed to date, representing 58.66% of total pledged capital

74.8% of capital pledged by funds with at least one female GP

Only 12% identify as gender-lens investors—yet they’ve backed 1,302 women-founded companies. Globally, the portfolio of partner funds include significant companies like Canva and Airwallex.

While the gender funding gap remains, this milestone demonstrates the growing power of coordinated capital, industry collaboration, and intentional investment strategies to drive meaningful change. Learn more: 


beyondthebillion.com/ournextbillion/

Partners & Donors

Our Partners in Progress

$1,000,000+

  • Anonymous

$200,000+

  • GV
  • UBS

$100,000+

  • AWS
  • Jules Maltz
  • Silicon Valley Bank,
    a division of First Citizens Bank

$50,000+

  • Salesforce Ventures

$25,000+

  • Forerunner Ventures
  • Orrick
  • Breyer Family Foundation

$20,000+

  • Bessemer Venture Partners
  • Cooley
  • General Catalyst
  • Greycroft
  • Morgan Stanley
  • Silver Lake Ventures

$15,000+

  • Anonymous
  • Citi Ventures
  • Comerica Bank
  • GingerBread Capital
  • Haun Ventures
  • JetBlue Ventures
  • Katie Bush Design (KBD)Katie Bush Design (KBD)
  • Threshold Ventures
  • Tiger Iron Capital
  • Scale Venture Partners

$10,000+

  • 50 South Capital
  • Anonymous
  • Fenwick
  • King River Capital
  • Notable Capital
  • NTTVC
  • Underdog Ventures

$5,000+

  • B Capital Group
  • BBG Ventures
  • Building Ventures
  • Camelback Ventures
  • Cowboy Ventures
  • Dominic Hong,
    Truebridge Capital Partners
  • Floodgate
  • M13
  • NEA
  • Reach Capital
  • Rise Together Ventures

$1,000+

  • Dawn Dobras
  • Glasswing Ventures
  • Orrick
  • Heather Widman,
    Building Ventures
  • Eva Ho, Fika Ventures
  • California Community Foundation

Up to $1,000

  • Amanda Robson
  • Anarghya Vardhana
  • Georgia Hussey
  • Jason Heltzer
  • Jessica Peltz Zatulove
  • Jillian Williams
  • Matthew Lu
  • Sar Ruddenklau
  • Sherrise Pond
  • Sokhiba Mukhitdinova

Payments on Previous Pledges

  • Tiger Global
  • Pivotal Ventures
  • Aileen Lee, Cowboy Ventures
  • Sequoia
  • IVP
  • Kleiner Perkins
  • Freestyle Ventures
  • Uncork Capital
  • Bain Capital Ventures
  • Susan Lyne, BBG Ventures
  • Dayna Grayson, Construct Capital
  • Nairi Hourdajian
  • Beard Family Foundation
  • Anonymous
  • Rebecca Kaden,
    Union Square Ventures
  • Sarah Tavel
  • Addie Lerner

“SVB’s founding support of All Raise reflects our deep, long-standing commitment to advancing equity in venture capital. Together, we’re working to build a more inclusive ecosystem where all investors and founders can thrive.”

Tosh Earnest Head of catalyst 2045, Silicon Valley Bank.

“Partnering with All Raise has been pivotal for GingerBread Capital and the broader ecosystem. The relationships we’ve built with other passionate investors in this community and the opportunity to reconnect with investing partners, mean the world to us. Through All Raise, we’ve connected with investors who aren’t just managing capital and assessing risk; they’re building meaningful networks that are moving the industry forward.”

Linnea Roberts Founder & CEO, GingerBread Capital
Team & Leadership

All Raise Leadership

The Board

Aileen Lee

Aileen Lee

Founding & Managing Partner,
Cowboy Ventures

Ita Ekpoudom

Partner,
Gingerbread Capital

Adeyemi Ajao

Managing Partner,
Base10 Partners

Meka Asonye

Partner,
First Round Capital

Paige Hendrix Buckner

CEO,
All Raise

Jess Lee

Jess Lee

Partner, Sequoia Capital

Holly Maloney

Holly Maloney

Managing Director, General Catalyst

Jessica Ross

Jessica Ross

CFO, Frontdoor

Alyse Nelson

Alyse Nelson

President & CEO, Vital Voices Global Partnership

Sarah Nahm

Sarah Nahm

Founder, Lever

Closing Message

All Raise is uniquely positioned to advance the success of women and nonbinary investors in venture capital—no matter what’s happening in the macro environment.

Now more than ever, we have the community, the data, and the momentum to drive lasting change and strengthen the trajectory of women and nonbinary investors across venture. Most importantly, it’s the dedication of our community, built through years of hard work and a shared commitment to our north star.

Why It Matters and Why Now

Progress doesn’t happen by chance. It happens because we choose to do things differently and put in the work to make it happen. So let’s commit to elevating more women and nonbinary investors into decision-making roles and empowering them to hire more diverse teams and fund more underrepresented founders.

From stronger deal flow to better fund performance, everyone benefits from a more inclusive VC ecosystem. This is our moment to act. By backing diverse investors now, we accelerate a powerful flywheel.

Join us. Fund what’s next.
Move Money. Shift Power. Change Culture. 

All Raise
HQ Team

Paige Hendrix Buckner

CEO

Lisa Barroca

Community Operations Manager

Elise Brown

SVP of Marketing

Rudy Rubio

VP of Strategic Operations

Jose Chairez

Senior Events Coordinator

Sophia Cohen

Programs Operations Manager

Lindsay Eulenfeld

Director of Customer Engagement

Brit Fitzpatrick

Manager, Data & Impact

Julie Jackson

Director of Events

Nafeza Kingston

Director of Program

Christie Lenox

Director of Community

Brenton O’Hara

Business Operations Manager

Rudy Rubio

VP of Strategic Operations

All Raise
Volunteer Contributors

Taylor Bernal

Director of Marketing, Costanoa

Ashley Cravens

Head of Operations & Platform, Uncork Capital

Caroline Duffy

Partner, Cowboy Ventures

Scott Friend

Partner, Bain Capital

Vanessa Larco

Board Partner, NEA

Taylor Majewski

Marketing Partner, The GP

Anastasia Simon

TechStars

Arti Srivastava

Vice President, Citi Ventures

Terell Sterling,

Partner, 3plus VC

Amanda Widjaja

Vice President, Norwest

Significant
Contributors

Paige Hendrix Buckner

CEO

Elise Brown

SVP of Marketing

Brit Fitzpatrick

Manager, Data & Impact

Dana Wildeboer

CEO & Strategic Communications Advisor, DW Consulting

Ritika Strauss

Founder, Write with Ritika & Astoundly

Rudy Rubio

VP of Operations & People

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