Black Girl Ventures
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Investor type
VC
Founded
2016
AUM
-
Location
United States
$1-5 m
Investment Ticket
3-5 years
Investment Horizon
Series B
Investment Stage
Sale to strategic investor,
IPO
Exit Strategy
Investor profile last updated: 03 February, 2026
Profile
Black Girl Ventures (BGV) is a culturally converging ecosystem igniting economic security, civic engagement, and hyperlocal infrastructure at the intersection of STEM education and entrepreneurship for Black and Brown woman-identifying founders, funders, and veterans. We fund and scale tech-enabled, revenue-generating businesses (under $1M) founded by people who identify as Black/Brown and woman. Our signature pitch program provides coaching, crowdfunding, and community for our founders. Black Girl Ventures believes in a world where all ideas have a chance to succeed.
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FAQs about Black Girl Ventures
Where is Black Girl Ventures located?
Black Girl Ventures is located in United States.
When was Black Girl Ventures founded?
Black Girl Ventures was founded in 2016.
What sectors and industries does Black Girl Ventures invest in?
Black Girl Ventures invests in companies and startups in Business Services (B2B), Education, Security, Software, Edtech, Infrastructure.
What is Black Girl Ventures geographical focus of investments?
Black Girl Ventures invests in companies and startups in North America.
At what stages of companies and startups does Black Girl Ventures typically invest in?
Black Girl Ventures invests in companies and startups at Series B.
What is the usual amount of Black Girl Ventures investment?
Black Girl Ventures usually invests $1-5 m on average.
Does Black Girl Ventures invest and support LGBTQ, female and other minorities startups and founders?
Black Girl Ventures invests and supports People of color and other minorities startups and founders.