At GingerBread Capital, we invest in female founders leading high-growth-potential businesses, and in emerging funds led by women and underrepresented managers. We help them gain access to the knowledge, networks and capital they need to build and scale successful enterprises, and we encourage others to do the same.
About
We invest in FEMALE
founders + funders
OUR
MISSION
Iman Abuzeid - Co-founder + CEO, Incredible Health
What We
Look For
Investment Criteria
Visionary, dynamic founders and funders with excellent execution skills who possess high conviction, passion, grit, and drive
A great concept and an irresistible business model that clearly demonstrate a true need, an identifiable market and a competitive advantage
Technology-enabled, where automation, AI and data analytics propel the brand, revenues and customer satisfaction
A go-to-market approach that builds customers today and has the potential to be much, much larger in the future
Our Story
Why we invest in women.
We invest in female founders and in emerging funds because it’s great for the economy, for business (theirs and ours), and for building a better future.
Throughout her life, Linnea Roberts has focused on creating more opportunities for women to excel in business and finance. After retiring from a successful, 30-year career on Wall Street, Roberts launched GingerBread Capital in 2016 to support women in business, as entrepreneurs and as investors.
— Linnea Roberts
THE GINGERBREAD NAME
What's the story with our name?
Linnea attributes her entrepreneurial drive and commitment to supporting women to her mother Ginger Conrad, for whom GingerBread Capital is named. Ginger worked in publishing while raising four children as a single mom, and later founded and published a national magazine, MBE, which promotes business ownership and entrepreneurial development for minorities and women as a means to building wealth, jobs and stronger communities. Ginger retired after 27 years at the helm. Ginger continues enjoying an active life and her favorite pursuits—reading, the opera, and spending time with family, friends and her 10 grandchildren. In 2023, she celebrated her 90th birthday.