How Women-Led Tech Startups are Boosting the Global Economy by $2 Trillion

The tech industry has traditionally been male-dominated, but women entrepreneurs are making significant strides and changing the game with fresh perspectives and innovative ideas. Women-led tech startups are driving change and creating a more diverse and inclusive industry.

A Citigroup report published in 2022 revealed that increasing female representation in the tech industry could add $2 trillion to global GDP. This highlights the importance of creating more opportunities and providing support for women to pursue careers in this field. It is evident that there is a need for increased initiatives aimed at encouraging and empowering women to take on roles in tech.

Women entrepreneurs bring unique strengths to the tech industry, including empathy, collaboration and creativity. They are breaking down barriers and paving the way for future generations of women in tech.

Realiste, an AI-powered proptech company, is proud to have a significant number of women in leadership roles, including Anastasia Denisova, the CEO of Realiste in the MENA region. Under Anastasia’s leadership, the company has integrated with 27 real estate developers, attracted more than 50,000 users, and achieved impressive growth. This demonstrates the valuable perspective and expertise that women bring to leadership roles in the tech industry.

Women-led tech startups are driving change and creating a more diverse and inclusive industry

“Women entrepreneurs bring a unique perspective to leadership in tech that can lead to better innovation and problem-solving,” said Anastasia Denisova, CEO of Realiste MENA. “At Realiste, we are committed to promoting inclusivity in all aspects of our operations, and we are proud to see the trend of women’s rising role in tech entrepreneurship in MENA.”

It is clear that there is a need for greater support for women entrepreneurs in the tech industry, such as extending support services, promoting training opportunities that foster growth and development, facilitating access to capital for women business owners, and promoting a female entrepreneurial culture. By providing these resources and opportunities, we can help create a more inclusive and equitable industry that benefits not only women entrepreneurs but also the tech industry and the economy as a whole. It is time to take action and work towards creating a brighter and more diverse future for women in tech entrepreneurship.