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She's Independent Investments FAQ
Q: Who are our members?
A: Predominantly womxn, but all are welcome. We come from a range of diverse industries and backgrounds. Some members have no investing experience and others have institutional finance backgrounds.
Q: What membership tier is right for me?
A: Our investing member tier requires that you are an accredited investor. Individuals interested in learning, access, and/ or who are not yet accredited are a fit for our Observer role.
Q: Is there any investment or participation commitment for investing members?
A: There are NO investment or participation requirements for investing members. You are encouraged to learn, engage, and invest at your own pace. You are also welcome to participate passively and just allocate capital or sit on the sidelines!
Q: Are your events offered virtually?
A: YES. We may roll out offline and hybrid events soon in the Colorado market.
Q: What do you get as a member?
A: ACCESS. Access to resources for learning, investing, and being plugged into companies as an advisor or board member (if this aligns.)
Q: What kinds of companies do you evaluate investment in?
A: We have looked at companies across industries. We typically focus on seed (or early) financing but have looked at companies that are in their series A or A+ round as well.
Q: What is an Accredited Investor?
A: An Accredited Investor, must have one of the following:
- Income - $200k+ individual or $300k+ with spouse over the past 2 years
- Net Worth - Over $1M (individual or with spouse) in assets not including your primary residence
Q: How do I become a Board member?
A: We are networked into an organization that offers a board certification course if you would like to explore this journey. Smaller private businesses may also be interested in securing you as a board member without any form of certification. We may provide guidance around your board journey including but not limited to introductions, negotiating your comp package, your board resume, and basic information to expect around your experience.
Q: How do I become an Advisor?
A:
We will offer members the option to plug into companies in our network for advisory opportunities. We will provide members guidance around your advisory journey including but not limited to introductions, negotiating your comp package, your advisory resume, and ways to provide value in your role.
Q: What kind of time commitments are there for being an Advisor or Board member?
A: This really varies by role and company. As an Advisor, you negotiate your expectations & terms directly with the company leadership to ensure you are on the same page for monthly time commitment and duration.
For Board seats, this also varies greatly. Typical board members for growth stage startups meet monthly or quarterly and tenure is 1-3 years. More established boards may require longer tenure terms. The business may require a commitment of only a few hours monthly or upwards of 5+ hours monthly depending on their stage and needs.
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