1863 Ventures Addresses Shortfall of Capital for Black and Brown Entrepreneurs by Investing in 13 Portfolio Companies
Brown Entrepreneurs by Investing in 13 Portfolio Companies
this is not achieved without historical headwinds,” says Melissa Bradley, Founder and Managing Partner of 1863 Ventures. “It
costs at least a quarter of a million dollars more for a Black founder to create the same exact business as their white peers. Based on structural racism and generations of economic
deprivation—with all the challenges marginalized people continue to endure—it is unrealistic to expect a New Majority company
to have the same trajectory and growth as their white counterparts.”
beauty supply, healthcare, and baked goods.
Amid the volatile business environment, 1863 Fund has provided much-needed cash flow to increase the survivability of
portfolio companies and maintain their profitability.
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