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The majority of entrepreneurs worldwide are men. Some of that is down to the risk taking gene but some of it is down to the fact that women are less likely to get seed funding for their startups. That was on the agenda at the InvestHer conference last week in Dublin which aims to change this venture capital bias towards women. And the goal is to get 1 million women entrepreneurs funded worldwide by 2030. Speaking to Joe this morning was Anne Ravanona, Founder and CEO of Global Invest Her.