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EIT Digital Accelerator publishes the third edition of the European Female-Led Digital Deep Tech Start-up & Scale-up Landscape

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Women founders still struggle more than men to raise funding and scale their start-ups.

Promoting the role models of female founders and their companies is therefore crucial for raising awareness about the gender balance in the digital space and inspiring more women to become entrepreneurs.

With this in mind, EIT Digital is launching the third edition of the European Female-Led Deep Tech Start-up & Scale-up Landscape, built in collaboration with Dealroom, which aims to highlight successful deep tech ventures led by female founders.

Curious? Do you want to discover more? The full news article can be found here.
 
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