Theresia Gouw and Jennifer Fonstad, co-founders of Aspect Ventures, speak about diversity during a panel discussion on women in venture capital. Gouw stresses the importance of creating a more welcoming environment for women entrepreneurs, while Fonstad notes the increasing number of female founders going on to become investors in the next wave of startups.

Panelists at the "Women in Venture" discussion share advice on best ways to start a career in venture capital. The speakers include Jennifer Fonstad and Theresia Gouw, both of Aspect Ventures, Deborah Hopkins of Citi Ventures, Lisa Lambert of Intel Capital and Floodgate Fund's Ann Miura-Ko, a lecturer at Stanford. Moderating the panel is Prof. Tina Seelig.

Panelists at the "Women in Venture" discussion tackle the tough question of whether being liked by others plays a role in career advancement, while underscoring the importance of simply doing what's right. Speaking are Lisa Lambert of Intel Capital, Jennifer Fonstad of Aspect Ventures and Floodgate Fund's Ann Miura-Ko, also a lecturer at Stanford.

In this insightful "Women in Venture" event at Stanford University, a panel of acclaimed leaders discuss the realities and opportunities in the venture capital sector, where women currently represent only 11 percent of the investing venture partner community.