Emmeline Ventures

Emmeline Ventures

Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals

Los Angeles, CA 3,905 followers

Manage her health. Build her wealth. Live in a cleaner, safer world.

About us

Emmeline Ventures is a female-founded early-stage fund investing in ambitious female founders building businesses that are helping women, in particular, manage their health, build their wealth, and live in a cleaner, safer world.

Website
http://www.emmelineventures.vc
Industry
Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA
Type
Partnership
Founded
2022

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  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

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    Chairwoman | Investor | Disruptor

    🌍 $80 Trillion is Changing Hands. Are We Ready for What Comes Next?   Generational wealth transfer isn’t a new story, it’s been analyzed, quantified, and debated to death. But here’s what’s keeping me up at night: are we actually prepared for the consequences of this shift?    Baby Boomers hold an estimated $80 trillion in wealth. And while much of the conversation has focused on financial advisors and estate planning, I think we’re missing the bigger picture. This isn’t just about money changing hands. It’s about priorities shifting, and  leadership being redefined.    Let’s call it what it is: an inflection of consequence.  This tidal wave of wealth isn’t just going to fund retirements or estates, it’s going to dictate who builds the next era of  innovation. It will determine whether the companies solving our hardest problems climate, 🏥 health, 💰 wealth equity—get the resources they need, or whether we keep kicking the can down the road. And yet, here’s the real dilemma: do we have enough  leaders,  investors, and  visionaries to meet the moment?    At Emmeline Ventures, we’ve designed our approach to answer this moment head-on. We’re not just observers of this shift; we’re participants, builders, and catalysts for wealth creation that goes beyond dollars and cents. Our thesis is simple but powerful:   1️⃣ Backing the builders. Startups need founders who can solve problems not just for today but for a future shaped by  longer lifespans, bigger risks, and greater expectations. We invest in the visionaries who combine bold thinking with operational precision.    2️⃣ Deploying catalytic capital. With  women poised to control more wealth than ever, the investment landscape is changing. Emmeline is positioned to direct this capital toward solutions that reflect the priorities of this generation: inclusivity , sustainability , and scalable impact .    3️⃣ Creating lasting ecosystems. Leadership isn’t built in isolation. It requires  networks, operational brilliance, and a commitment to amplifying voices and solutions that create systemic change.   This isn’t just about navigating the largest wealth transfer in history—it’s about capturing the opportunity to transform it into wealth that lasts. For Emmeline, this means staying laser-focused on the sectors that matter most: 🌎 climate resilience, 💊 women’s health, and ⚖️ wealth equity.    So, I’m left asking: 1. Are we building enough “builders”?   2. Are we investing in operators Who can deliver on their vision?   3. Are we designing ecosystems that amplify voices and solutions for the long term?  This is where Emmeline lives—at the intersection of wealth transfer and world-changing ideas. This is the space where new legacies are created. And if we play this right, we won’t just navigate the next $80 trillion—we’ll transform it. How do you see this playing out in your world? Let’s talk. 💬 CC: Azin Radsan van Alebeek #Leadership #GenerationalWealth #ImpactInvesting #VentureCapital

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  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

    Femtech Insider Thank you for sharing! We are so proud of our work with PatientsLikeMe, and there is still so much more to come. Ella is an empathetic support tool for women’s health, free to use on the PatientsLikeMe website. Create a free account and start chatting today! #femtechinsider #femtech #healthandai #ainews #healthtech #healthcare #womenshealth #virtualcare

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    🚀 PatientsLikeMe (PLM) has launched Ella, an AI-powered health assistant developed in partnership with Ema to support women’s health and wellness. The new tool provides personalized, evidence-based guidance throughout various life stages by combining knowledge from trusted sources like the CDC and WHO with PLM’s patient-reported data and community insights. 🩺 💬 “We are thrilled to introduce Ella to our community. Ella embodies our mission to empower women by bridging gaps in care and providing innovative tools that enhance the quality of life. We believe Ella will be a game-changer in women’s health, offering personalized support that is both culturally and personally relevant.” Chris Renfro-Wallace, COO at PatientsLikeMe Inc #femtech #womenshealth #womenshealthinnovation #health #healthcare #healthcareinnovation #virtualcare #digitalhealth #AI #partnership #launch

    PatientsLikeMe Launches Ella, an AI Health Assistant for Women’s Wellness

    PatientsLikeMe Launches Ella, an AI Health Assistant for Women’s Wellness

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  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

    We recently shared that we raised $16 million in Series A funding to continue our work transforming menopause care. This investment will help us expand our platform, enhance our offerings for healthcare providers, and deliver more personalized care to women navigating this stage of life. A huge thank you to our incredible investors—Kairos HQ, PACE Healthcare Capital, Emmeline Ventures, and Amboy Street Ventures—for their trust and belief in our mission. This is just the beginning! We’re so grateful to be here and are excited about the future of menopause care. Thanks Emma Hinchliffe and Fortune sharing the news and our story! https://lnkd.in/envj2iBB

    Menopause startup Alloy raises $16 million

    Menopause startup Alloy raises $16 million

    fortune.com

  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

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    Principal Consultant - Femtech & Women's Health

    🚺 Femtech/ Women's Health News 🚺 🚺 UK start-up Ove Care Ltd has launched an app for girls aged 9-17, offering education and support to help them navigate puberty and their first periods. 🚺 Willow Innovations, Inc. known for its wearable breast pumps, has launched Ema, an AI-powered tool within the Willow App, offering conversational maternal health support tailored to new mothers. 🚺 Insud Pharma has received $2.7 million to fund a Phase II trial for a sublingual oxytocin treatment aimed at preventing postpartum haemorrhage, a leading cause of maternal mortality globally. 🚺 Alloy Women's Health, a menopause platform, has raised $16 million in Series A funding with support from PACE Healthcare Capital, Emmeline Ventures and Amboy Street Ventures. 🚺 Celmatix has announced the nomination of its first lead compound in its oral FSHR agonist drug development program. This breakthrough could revolutionise fertility treatment by potentially replacing traditional hormone injections with oral medications. This week in FemTech and women's health, innovations across puberty, fertility, maternal health, and menopause are transforming care. Key updates include new apps, AI tools, funding rounds, and promising clinical trials all aimed at advancing women's healthcare. #womenshealth #femtech #fertility #menopause #postpartum #maternalhealth

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  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

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    Co-Founder and General Partner @ Emmeline Ventures | Maverick | Skeptic | Investor | Coach

    After a long and challenging week capping off an equally tough month, I’d typically collapse into bed, completely drained. But tonight, I find myself too inspired to sleep. Why? Because today, I felt hope reignite. This afternoon, Emmeline Ventures hosted a "Meet the Founders" webinar for our Fund I investors, featuring two extraordinary women: Noel Pugh of Lōvu Health and Amanda Ducach, MBA of Ema - The AI for Women. The session was nothing short of inspiring. Noel and Amanda shared their time, insights, and remarkable brilliance, painting a vivid picture of what’s possible in the women’s health space. Their vision is bold yet focused, built on a foundation of intimate customer understanding, exceptional collaboration, clean data, and cutting-edge AI. Their work has the power to transform women’s health - benefiting not only their employees, customers, and investors but ultimately delivering meaningful improvements to health outcomes for all women. One of our LPs perfectly captured the spirit of the conversation: “The brilliant energy of Noel and Amanda restored my hope!” I couldn’t agree more. In moments like these, I’m reminded of a simple truth: "It is often in the darkest skies that we see the brightest stars." Thank you, Noel and Amanda, for lighting the way forward. ✨ Thank you La Keisha Landrum Pierre and Motunrayo Obanubi for your exceptional support behind the scenes. 🫶 ** Thank you for amplifying this message and the amazing work of these formidable founders with your reactions, comments, and shares **

  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

    💰 Alloy Women's Health, a menopause care platform offering telemedicine services and treatment plans, has secured $16 million in Series A funding. The round was led by Kairos HQ, with participation from PACE Healthcare Capital, Emmeline Ventures, and Amboy Street Ventures. 💸 💬 “No woman should ever have to wait to feel her best during perimenopause, menopause and beyond. We’re proud to be at the forefront of this conversation, because there’s too much at stake to stay silent.” Anne Fulenwider & Monica Molenaar, Co-founders of Alloy Women's Health #femtech #womenshealth #womenshealthinnovation #investment #femhealth #venturecapital #vc #startup #scaleup #menopause #periomenopause #healthyaging #telehealth #healthtech #digitalhealth #virtualcare

    Alloy Raises $16M Series A to Expand Menopause Care Platform

    Alloy Raises $16M Series A to Expand Menopause Care Platform

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  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

    🌟 Alloy Women's Health, a PACE Healthcare Capital portfolio company, announced today in Fortune (Emma Hinchliffe) that they’ve raised $16 million of capital. We’re beyond proud to have supported the company as investors since 2021 and participated in this funding as the company completes its Series A.   💼 Co-founded by Monica Molenaar and Anne Fulenwider, Alloy is redefining menopause care in a $17 billion global market that has long been overlooked. By prioritizing accessibility, transparency, and evidence-based solutions, they are setting a new standard for advancing women's health in midlife and beyond.   💻 Alloy Health combines telehealth, prescriptions, and a supportive community to address the unique needs of women over 40. For decades, menopause has been treated as a "wellness" topic instead of a medical one, leaving millions of women to suffer in silence. Alloy is changing that by empowering women to find personalized solutions that truly work.   🤝 We’re thrilled to partner with Kairos HQ, Emmeline Ventures, Amboy Street Ventures, and many other incredible investors, to champion Alloy in its next phase of growth. At PACE, we’ve also loved the management team’s disciplined approach to growth, which aligns with our values and defies the traditional laws of venture. Cherry on the cake - here, it isn’t just about investing in a company. It’s about driving a movement to destigmatize menopause and create meaningful health solutions for women.   🎉 Congratulations to the Alloy team! Your work is paving the way for better care, better conversations, and better outcomes for women everywhere. 🚀

    Menopause startup Alloy raises $16 million

    Menopause startup Alloy raises $16 million

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    Greg Head Greg Head is an Influencer

    Strategic advisor to 42 practical SaaS founders | 30-year successful software veteran | Founder, Practical Founders | Host of Practical Founders Podcast | LinkedIn Top Voice

    This week I met a founder of a SaaS startup who asked me, "So you can build a software company without big outside funding?" My first thought was, Uh oh. He's going to get in trouble fast. I'm not against VC funding or VCs. I'm against VCs, ecosystem leaders, tech media, and other founders telling new entrepreneurs that this is the only way to succeed in SaaS. I'm against founders trying to raise institutional funding from professional investors without knowing how it really works and what is really required for everyone to win. VC funding isn't bad or evil, it's just overprescribed by funders and misunderstood by most founders. I asked this founder a few more questions, and it was clear he was just getting started and learning about outside funding. Here are a few realities he wasn't aware of: - Most startup and early-stage SaaS companies don't take any outside funding at all in the startup stages. They fund the early product and growth experiments themselves with their time and savings or with resources from their other business. - Most professional early-stage investors want you to build a product and get some customers before they talk to you. Some angels write friendly checks before you have customers, but VCs rarely do. - If you play the SAFE note or seed round game with early-stage VC investors, you're expected to grow fast and raise bigger funding rounds. You're on the funding drugs and you can't get off. - If you raise $1M in a SAFE, $3M in a seed round, and $8M in a Series A, you've already sold half your company, and most of the hard work and risk is still ahead of you. - Your revenue and growth goals go up, and so do expectations of how much you can sell your company for. A $100M exit might sound good to you, but that's not a win for your latest investor. They probably won't let you sell at that price. - Your institutional investors just moved in and you'll be working closely with them for 5-10 years. You don't get to make big decisions on your own any more. You might not make it as CEO. - About 50% of founders who take early-stage funding don't end up with any equity value at all. The company doesn't make it and goes away, or you don't meet your growth goals and can't raise again, or you can't sell the company. - You might spend half your time as a founder raising money. You probably can raise that much in customer funding (revenue) with the same effort. - VCs want proven traction and 100% or 200% growth for the next few years. Most founders don't have businesses growing that fast, even with more funding behind them. - The odds of founder success decrease when you take big VC funding. It's an all-or-nothing game for founders, with a small chance of a blockbuster win. There's a place for fast-growing software startup rocket ships that can use VC rocket fuel and make it work. These are 10-15% of all software companies. The first rule of the game is to know what game you are playing. #practicalfounders

  • Emmeline Ventures reposted this

    Thanks to all the amazing attendees, superb speakers, generous sponsors and partners who joined us for the 8th  annual Recurring Revenue Conference on November 7. We hope you had a terrific time and were able to learn, make new connections, and have fun! We are so fortunate to have had all these outstanding speakers this year for our conference: Tony Smith, CEO and Cofounder, Restaurant365 Brett Queener, Managing Director, Bonfire Ventures John Tabis, Partner, M13 Daniel Cunningham, Founder/CEO, Leonardo 24/7  Kameale C. Terry, CEO, ChargerHelp! Peter Cowen, Managing Director, Sutton Capital Partners  Mitesh Gala, CEO, Altametrics Theresa Robarge, Solution Consulting Manager, Oracle NetSuite Greg Liberman, CEO, Roaming Hunger Karan Talati, CEO, First Resonance Lizzie Francis, Partner, M13 Anuj Bhalla, Founder and CEO, Servicemob Greg Mochizuki, Partner, CohnReznick La Keisha Landrum Pierre, Cofounder and Managing Director, Emmeline Ventures Petra Griffith, Managing Director, Wedbush Ventures Kashif Hussain, CPA, Office Managing Partner, CohnReznick Santhosh Devati, Founder, Anamika Ventures Jennifer Apy, Area Managing Partner and CMO, Chief Outsiders Dustin Siner, Chief Revenue Officer, Payarc Tim Arnold, General Partner, Steamwork Ventures Brittany Crockett, Head of Platform, Slauson & Co Jonathan Friedman, Partner, Stubbs Alderton & Markiles Kristen Snyder, Manager, Insperity Sean O'Neill, Associate, Cooley Thomas Pedersen, CEO and Founder, Bunny Kimberly Salzer, Partner and CMO, Chief Outsiders Scott Fox 🦊, CEO, StartupCouncil.org Monica D. Higgins, AI Training and Strategy Mark Wasiljew, Founder, Breakmark Consulting Rachel Horning, SVP, Cooley Louis Balla, Partner, Nuage Consulting  Jennifer "JJ" Jank, Chief Brain Hacker/CEO, Desert Diva And a shoutout to our three finalists in the Future Rockstar Pitch, including our winner Amantha Bagdon, RxPost. What did I learn?  My biggest takeaway was the profound impact of AI on so many levels. We use several different software programs to carry out our work on a daily basis:  we can be confident that AI is reshaping how we work so that we can focus on higher-value tasks by reducing repetitive tasks and the number of software tools we deploy. What was your biggest takeaway?  Would love to hear from you. #RecurringRevenueConference #SaaS #Subscriptions #ScalableBusiness Highlight Reel from 2024 Recurring Revenue Conference

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    Executive Director, VC Include

    Thrilled to see the launch of VC Include’s newest program, Fund Fundamentals! This program is designed to provide timely tools, resources, and an ecosystem of support that future fund managers need to begin their journey toward firm building and fundraising. This is about more than just technical knowledge—it’s about creating a nurturing environment where they can connect with mentors, experts, and peers who will walk alongside them as they take this transformative leap. Special thanks to Jailan Griffiths of Nasdaq Foundation, Julia Monfrini Peev, La Keisha Landrum Pierre and the VC Include team of Nina Sharma, Ivy Binns, Alia Einstein-Diez , Niysha Anderson, and Joy Jing for setting the right tone and providing the inspiration needed as they embark on their journeys. Congratulations to the inaugural class!!! This is how we build the future—together.

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    Yesterday we kicked off VC Include’s newest program, Fund Fundamentals! 🎉 The inaugural Fund Fundamentals class is comprised of twenty-five women from historically underrepresented populations who are interested in launching a fund in the next one to two years. 🚀 They hail from 13 states and Washington DC, range in age from 25-54, and identify as Black, African American, Middle Eastern, Indigenous, Asian, and Latina. The program will provide them with timely and supportive tools and resources that they will need to create an onramp to begin their firm building and fundraising efforts. In partnership with the Nasdaq Foundation and with support from Heading for Change, we created the Fund Fundamentals program to reach the growing number of investors who are at the very beginning of their journey and are seeking support as they get started. Beyond the technical knowledge, this program is designed to connect the class to an ecosystem of mentors, experts, and emerging fund managers who can support them on their path to fund formation. 💫 Thank you to Jailan Griffiths, Julia Monfrini Peev, and La Keisha Landrum Pierre for sharing your support, guidance, encouragement and advice during this first session! You are critical to building the nurturing community that this inaugural class needs to feel safe and inspired to make the leap of building a fund. Together we rise! 🙌🏽 #womeninfinance #womeninvestors #genderequality #vc #pe #diversityandinclusion #impactinvesting #fundmanagers #venturecapital #DiversityInVC #ImpactinAction #emergingmanagers #alternateinvestments

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