Swizzle Ventures has ended its $6.6 million fund I, bypassing its initial $3 million target, Jessica Kamada, founder of the company, told TechCrunch.
Back in December, TechCrunch Previous reports The company was quietly set up in 2023 and is raising and has bypassed $5 million based on its SEC filings. Fund’s argument I will focus on women’s health and wealth, involving issues such as nursing and finance.
Kamada told TechCrunch that 70% of the fund is women and 50% is the focus of its paper. The company will cut checks ranging from $100,000 to $200,000 at pre-seed and seed levels. So far, it has supported 11 companies and hopes to invest 30 companies from Fund I.
Located in Seattle, Kamada has a background in marketing and startup consulting. She posted her work on LinkedIn a year ago and had no plans for what to do.
Swizzle’s funds entered the venture capital world at a critical moment. Care is Experience a crisis; Women’s health is a hot topic, especially afterwards Roy’s Overturn;Many women are preparing to inherit experts and call historic prosperity with a great attitude of historic prosperity”Transfer of wealth”It will start soon.
