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Hannah Bronfman

Venture Partner, Angel Investor, Advisor, Wellness Expert & Author

Hannah Bronfman is an angel investor, wellness thought leader, and influential millennial presence on social media. She is the author of 'Do What Feels Good,' advocating for impactful changes in the Health and Wellness industry.

Hannah's focus as an investor lies in early-stage businesses within wellness, beauty & personal care, nutrition, mental & physical health, household, and technology sectors. Her recent notable investments include Kindbody, Topicals, Poppy Seed Health, Adgile, and Ami Cole.

She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) degree from Bard College. Hannah has been associated with various organizations, including roles as a Venture Partner at Second Sight Ventures, Advisor at several companies like Julie Products Inc., Actual Veggies, Oova, Sienna Naturals, and Golde, as well as a Board Member at the Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD). She has also been involved as Co-President of the Endeavor Mentors Board at Endeavor, an Angel Investor and Advisor at Pres10 Ventures, the author of 'Do What Feels Good,' and the Founder of HBFIT and Co-Founder of Beautified.

Highlights

Feb 21 · linkedin

Thank you for this piece, TechCrunch. I think we can do better than having marginalized founders just "wait for their plight to be trendy again."

Great read from Dominic-Madori Davis de-bunking many perceived "risks" in investing in underrepresented founders. It's key to remember that women-founded companies actually have higher returns than male-founded ones. The theme is similar with BIPOC founders (there's plenty of data demonstrating this thesis).

The diversity problem in venture is wholly self-inflicted. Traditional funding ecosystems are not structured to build substantive networks in underrepresented groups. We must continue to create more space in venture for underfunded founders to receive initial investments and the support needed as they build (this is more than just financial support).

It's been encouraging to see firms doing more in early rounds -- but let's be clear: there is still so much opportunity to double down on support, especially in follow-on rounds.

#moretobedone #diversefounders #venturecapital

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New York, New York, United States