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Table of contents1. Value creation2. Finding pathway3. Sector highlights4. Investor landscape5. Unicorn analysis6. MethodologyCo-authorsWhy this report? EIT Food and Dealroom partnered up to present a report on European women-led scaleups and their significance in terms of VC investment and growth. This report sheds light on the achievements of women-led scaleups and singularly on the role of women in driving the next wave of disruption and innovation in European tech. A few words on our methodology.Dealroom does not infer or assume the gender of founders, investors or users its platforms. Instead we work with publicly available data sourced from news feeds, professional social media and, crucially, with the wider community: thousands of users self-identified on our Global App and a network of 70+ ecosystem platforms powered by Dealroom. Closing the diversity data gap – we need your helpIn spite of our best efforts, data on Gender & Diversity in the the tech sector remains scarce. This report by no means constitutes a comprehensive landscape of the role and contribution of Women to Europe’s tech scene. It builds on partial data to help highlight some notable achievements. This report came to life to help bridge the data gap on Gender and diversity, but we need your help: Amparo San JoséEntrepreneurship Programme ManagerEIT FoodLouis Geoffroy-TerrynEcosystem Research Lead Dealroom.coGarret FrankInnovation AnalystDealroom.coCarla NapoleãoInnovation Analyst Dealroom.coClaim your profileFOREWORD BYTaking concrete measures towards gender equality in the tech is core toour mission here at the EIT. We know that in 2023 there are sadly stillhistoric and systemic barriers to women’s increased participation in techcompanies. We therefore have developed programmes that unlockopportunities for women in as many ways possible from increasing thenumber of girls learning digital skills to increasing the number of womeninvestors.Empowering women in agrifood guides women in creating businessesthat directly address specific challenges in the agrifood industry. TheENGIE project encourages girls to study geosciences and engineering.Women in Urban Mobility empowers women to bring their perspectivesto shape more inclusive urban spaces. And our Girls Go Circularprogramme is giving thousands of secondary school age girls acrossEurope the keysto a future inSTEAMsubjectsandbusiness.This online learning space lets learners explore and grow into future techleaders in the circular economy that will be needed to preserve ourplanet. We have also set ourselves ambitious targets to ensure that highnumbers of women are among those skilled through our new flagshipdeep tech talent initiative that aims to skill 1 million tech talents inEurope by 2025.We’re especially proud of Supernovas, a programme that gives women the toolsto take the lead in bringing innovation to the market. This programme provideswomen with hands-onexperience in business creation andinvestment and closeguidance