Incubated or irritated? How not to run a startup support programme for women

Kelly Bewers 19th August 2020

Startup support programmes have boomed in recent years, but how useful are they for women participants? In the second of a new series on women’s experiences of entrepreneurship and social leadership, our columnist hears uncomfortable truths from some seasoned female founders – and suggests a new focus for nurturing women-led startups.

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