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One of the Girls Has Money Now
Startup investing decoded for women. No finance bros, no jargon, no gatekeeping.
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The girls are investors now.
One of the Girls is a crash course, a community and a call to action for women investing in the future they believe in. No finance bros. No jargon. No gatekeeping. Whether you're investing €100 or €100,000, your money has power, and we're here to make sure it's shaping the future we actually want to live in.
Start with the Crash Course: plain English, at your own pace, everything from how startups raise money to how you evaluate a deal. Then stay for the group chat. You get biweekly deep dives on real deals, monthly AMAs with investors who've actually written the cheques, and 200+ women sharing deals, asking hard questions and hyping each other up.
You're not "learning" to be an investor. You already are one.
Outcomes
- Invest in startups, starting with €100 and curiosity
- Decode deal terms without the jargon
- Size up a real deal like the investor you already are
- Stop waiting for permission. You're already an investor.
- Put your money behind the future you want to live in
What's included?
The Crash Course
8 lessons, 3 quizzes, plain English. Everything from how startups raise money to how you evaluate a deal, no MBA required.
Deep Dives
Biweekly breakdowns of real deals, real founders, real outcomes. The stuff that doesn't make it into podcasts.
Live AMAs
Monthly sessions with investors who've actually written the cheques. Bring your dumbest questions. There are none here.
The Group Chat
200+ women showing up every day sharing deals, asking hard questions and hyping each other up. Rare energy.
Live Events
Live conversations with investors and founders, IRL and online. Come for the talk, stay for the girls.
Who is this for?
- Women curious about startup investing. Zero experience needed.
- First-timers ready to start with €100, not €10K
- Anyone done with finance bros and jargon-heavy rooms
- Women who want their money backing what matters: women, communities and the planet