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EU-Startups Podcast | Episode 47: Deepali Nangia – Partner at Speedinvest and Co-Founder of Alma Angels

In this episode, we caught up with Deepali Nangia, Partner at Speedinvest and Co-Founder of Alma Angels.

Deepali shares her journey, starting from Kolkata, the City of Joy, to becoming a driving force for diversity and inclusion in the European VC ecosystem. We learn about her background and interest in technology, her mission for diversity, equity, and inclusion in the VC and startup ecosystem, and her collaboration with SoftBank’s Emerge program. She also shares insights on supporting emerging managers, increasing female angel investors in Europe, and her vision for the future of venture capital. Deepali emphasizes the importance of patience, resilience, and equal opportunity in achieving success in VC. She also highlights the need for diverse voices and perspectives in the industry.

Video Version of Episode 47

Audio Version of Episode 47

Key Takeaways:

  1. Patience and resilience are key qualities for success in venture capital.
  2. Large funds have the power to drive change in the VC ecosystem by prioritizing diversity and inclusion. Change has to come from the top.
  3. Supporting emerging managers and female investors is crucial for creating a more diverse and inclusive VC ecosystem.
  4. The future of VC is diverse and inclusive, with equal opportunities for all.
  5. Work-life balance is a very personal thing but finding your rhythm and tuning into it is essential for long-term happiness and success.
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Marcin Lewandowski
Marcin Lewandowski
Marcin Lewandowski is the Podcast Director and host of the EU-Startups Podcast. Ever since Marcin learned about startups and VC he wanted to invest in founders or become a founder himself. To do that, his plan was to meet as many new people as possible and explore as many different ideas, places and challenges across the world as he could. As a result, Marcin lived in 8 different countries and traveled to 50+ other countries across 3 continents.
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