Age Box Ventures further invests in women-led FemTech ventures, with addition interest in EdTech and AgeTech. There are so many opportunities to address the needs of women and girls around the world.
Why Investing in Women-Led Ventures in FemTech, EdTech, and AgeTech Is a Smart—and Necessary—Move
In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, innovation that truly meets human needs is more vital than ever. Nowhere is that more evident than in the emerging fields of FemTech, EdTech, and AgeTech—industries that directly impact quality of life, equity, and long-term societal resilience. And at the heart of these spaces, women-led ventures are driving some of the most meaningful, transformative solutions.
Yet, despite their proven success and vision, women founders continue to receive a disproportionately small share of venture capital. Investing in women-led companies isn’t just the right thing to do—it’s a powerful business opportunity.
FemTech: Revolutionizing Women’s Health
From reproductive health to menopause support, FemTech companies are addressing vital gaps in healthcare that have long been underfunded and misunderstood. Women entrepreneurs bring firsthand insight into the needs of this space, designing tools and technologies that improve lives at scale. As the FemTech market grows to an estimated $1.2 trillion in value over the next decade, investors have a chance to support both innovation and equity.
EdTech: Reimagining Learning and Access
Women-led EdTech startups are not only developing inclusive educational platforms, but they’re also rethinking how and who we educate—especially in underserved communities and across generations. With a focus on lifelong learning, accessibility, and emotional intelligence, these founders are reshaping the future of education.
AgeTech: Innovating for an Aging Population
As the global population ages, AgeTech is becoming one of the most urgent and expansive opportunities in tech. Women—who often serve as both caregivers and consumers—are uniquely positioned to lead this charge. From smarter home health systems to platforms supporting independence and community, women-led AgeTech ventures are building for longevity with empathy and insight.
The Bottom Line
Backing women-led ventures in FemTech, EdTech, and AgeTech isn’t charity—it’s smart investing. These leaders are creating businesses rooted in lived experience, untapped markets, and scalable solutions. When we invest in them, we invest in a healthier, smarter, and more inclusive future.