Foley Hoag is proud to sponsor How Women Invest in Boston: Capital, Agency & Impact.
Women are controlling more capital than ever before. The question is: What will we do with it?
Most conversations about wealth focus on accumulating it. This one is about deploying it—and who gets to decide where it goes, who it backs, and what it builds.
Join an intimate gathering of Boston's C-suite executives, investors, entrepreneurs, and angel-curious women for an evening exploring how women can use capital to expand their influence, create opportunity, and shape the future.
Featuring Julie Castro Abrams, Founder and Managing Partner of How Women Invest, Geetha Sreedhar, Operating Partner at How Women Invest, and Deborah McLean, Co-Founder of Fluen$y, we'll explore the barriers that have kept women out of private investing and how venture investing, angel investing, donor-advised funds, and board leadership can become part of your leadership journey.
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