17 Economic Inclusion And Opportunity companies

Equal Opportunity Ventures invests in early-stage businesses that increase opportunity in America. We support entrepreneurs in creating commercially successful…

Our in-house startup accelerator promotes financial inclusion and provides access to capital for early stage technology and technology-enabled companies led by…

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) grows the state’s economy and increases equitable access to opportunity by supporting high-quality job cre…

Funding technologies that build a more inclusive future of work.

Investing our capital in high impact community solutions.

Investing in a future where people of color experience true agency and participation in the American economy.

InBC is a strategic investment fund with $500 million to invest in a more prosperous, sustainable and inclusive future for British Columbia.

Early stage venture capital. Investing with intention. Rooted in inclusion.

Zeal Capital Partners invests in diverse management teams reimagining the building blocks of wealth, from education to employment to financial health, that turb…

We invest in the infrastructure to build a more equal future. It’s a $1 trillion opportunity hiding in plain sight.

Our mission is to close equity gaps in America. We invest in visionary entrepreneurs who are building scalable social enterprises in the following areas: econom…

Reinventure Capital is advancing the Third Reconstruction by investing in a more perfect multicultural, equitable, and prosperous union.

Solving systemic problems by investing in the best women and minority-led startups.

We invest in startups that strengthen social cohesion by solving problems of inequality, marginalisation and exclusion.

We're a Tulsa-based investment firm focused on returns, quality job creation, and being helpful.

Outside VC is a pre-seed venture firm investing into outsider founders building a more equitable financial system.

ICA provides coaching, connections, and capital to grow Bay Area businesses and close the gender and racial wealth gap.