It’s official: Cornell University students and alumni often strike entrepreneurial gold. In 2020, private equity data firm PitchBook ranked Cornell sixth in its list of university programs producing the most entrepreneurs who garner venture funding — and a growing share of those funded startups are founded by women.
To celebrate National Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, we have gathered a panel of experienced entrepreneurs to discuss ways to support Cornell students and alumni at different stages of their entrepreneurial journey. They’ll explore the pathways — for both founders and venture capital funders — through which Cornell alumni can support one another in pursuing their entrepreneurship goals.
