GingerBread Capital's Ita Ekpoudom addressed the importance of cultivating more women to invest in women-led companies, during Women Entrepreneurship Week at Montclair State University. Watch the video.

One of the biggest obstacles for women who want to invest in promising startups led by female founders is just figuring out how to jump into the investment landscape. GingerBread Capital's Linnea Roberts shared her tips at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit.

GingerBread Capital Founder and CEO Linnea Roberts will join a panel of other leading women in venture capital in Laguna Niguel, Calif. on Dec. 12 at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit, to discuss the importance of investing more capital in women-led businesses—and how women founders can raise the capital they need to grow thriving businesses.

Forbes contributing writer Manon DeFelice talks with GingerBread's Linnea Roberts and Ita Ekpoudom about what it will take to make the funding landscape more equitable for women founders.

Investing in women founders can give back even greater dividends. The GingerBread team offers their insights to help you become an investor in the founders and companies you care about.