
Caroline Lewis | Investing in the Whole Person
Caroline Lewis, managing partner at Nura Ventures and Rogue Women’s Fund, on investing in founders as whole people, financial knowledge, and how a scarcity mindset shows up even for successful women.
With Jessica Kamada, Managing Partner, Swizzle Ventures

Jessica Kamada, managing partner of Swizzle Ventures, on going from competitive figure skating to fund management, balancing parenthood and career, and why women don’t need permission to take control of their finances.
In this episode of the Chief Mama Officer podcast, Jennie Yang interviews Jessica Kamada, managing partner of Swizzle Ventures. They discuss Jessica's journey from a competitive figure skater to a successful fund manager, the challenges of balancing motherhood and career, and the importance of financial literacy for future generations. Jessica shares her insights on the wealth gap for women and emphasizes the need for women to take ownership of their financial futures without waiting for permission.
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Caroline Lewis, managing partner at Nura Ventures and Rogue Women’s Fund, on investing in founders as whole people, financial knowledge, and how a scarcity mindset shows up even for successful women.

Naseem Sayani on her path through consulting and venture capital, why relationships are a strength for women in male-dominated rooms, and how women investors can close funding gaps.

After a decade building companies, Ting Guo-Villaseñor turned to investing and now leads Hello Moai, a deal-by-deal angel syndicate. She shares how her definition of success has changed.
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