of institutional investment goes to women-led companies in Scotland.
The Pathways Report
In March 2022, Ana Stewart was commissioned by Kate Forbes, Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Economy, to chair an independent review into female entrepreneurship in Scotland. The Pathways Report is the culmination of that review. Its recommendations are concerned with dramatically raising the participation level of women in the entrepreneurial economy, thereby increasing Scotland's entrepreneurial capacity and improving its economic performance.
The University of Glasgow has been changing the world since 1451. It is a world top 100 university and a member of the prestigious Russell Group of leading UK research universities.
First Pledged: February 2025
Par Equity
Founded in 2008, Par Equity have designed their model to identify and support the most innovative, high-growth technology companies, from Seed to Series A.
First Pledged: February 2025
Ooni
Ooni designs, makes and sells pizza ovens.
First Pledged: February 2025
Dechomai
Dechomai is a social enterprise passionate about empowering ethnic minority individuals with leadership and enterprise skills.
First Pledged: February 2025
Entrepreneurial Scotland
An independent charity with 20+ years of experience in helping people to build the belief, mindset and connections they need to accelerate growth and make an impact.
First Pledged: February 2025
Smart Things Accelerator Centre
Supporting start-ups to have the highest chance of long-term success through meaningful mentorship supported directly by industry leaders.
