Bonnie Lister Parsons, founder of SOS Dance Global, a digital platform that teaches women how to dance, is a regular. So why is she a member? It’s been challenging growing her business as a woman, she explains, as only about 2% of venture capital funding goes to female-led companies. “When you are operating in a world with a lot of headwinds, being in an all-female space is refreshing – and joyful,” she says.
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