According to a recent Forbes article, America ranks as the best country for female entrepreneurship. That's "good." On the other hand, the "bad" is that companies founded by women entrepreneurs are less likely to be funded by a venture capital firm than the Earth being struck by an asteroid, as I discussed previously in this space.
That's "not so bad," though. Women entrepreneurs are not missing out on much by not being funded by venture capital firms => since venture capital firms fund only approximately five of every 10,000 startups in America, according to Entrepreneur.com.
Image: Image: Amur leopard, a critically endangered species. Source: World Wildlife Fund
