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Elaine Stead

Adelaide
As seen in: Medium, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, WAtoday, SmartCompany (Australia), Women's Agenda, Startup Daily, Capital Brief
VC. Scientist. Entrepreneur. Scrappy Idealist. Wolf Is Always At Her Door. Battle scarred. Views are her own, often articulated poorly.
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Elaine Stead's 2025 wrap - the good, the bad, the banned and the menopausal

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By Elaine Stead
| Startup Daily Verified
It’s almost too daunting a task to summarise a year that could be best represented by this….. The long blood donation lines (hours long wait for many) to help the Bondi shooting victims.
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It Isn't About The Politics

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By Elaine Stead
| Medium
I've been wondering what to write, if anything, in the aftermath of the latest events in the U.S. The murder of Iryna Zarutsja on the subway, the murder of Charlie Kirk, the latest school shooting in Colorado. The political and online response to the murder of Charlie Kirk, and the almost neglible media and political attention given to the school shooting and the murders in Denver.
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The female founder funnel myth and what it means for investing in women

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By Elaine Stead
| Startup Daily Verified
Yesterday, there were numerous articles written about the fact that a couple large VC funds missed their gender targets for new investments. We do ask our VC funds for more transparency and effort, and then low key shame them when they don’t meet their goals and state it publicly, even if they are moving the needle by managing what gets measured. Some will call this ‘accountability’, and that moving the needle isn’t enough. Some will mock their efforts.
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