Show Her The Money - this is a story that’s never been told.

The film addresses women getting less than 2% of venture capital and demystifies what venture capital is.

Winner of 7 Awards including "Best Feature Documentary" this movie should not be missed. 

Featuring rock-star female investors who invest in diverse women entrepreneurs with innovations that will change the world, Show Her The Money reminds us that money is power and women need it to achieve true equality.

An exciting Q&A with representatives and sponsors from the film will also take place following the screening. 

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Show Her The Money is about extraordinary, powerhouse women in the exciting and fascinating world of venture capital.

We were on the academy award “For Your Consideration” list and the film features extraordinary women in VC plus celebrities Elizabeth Banks and Sharon Gless (Cagney and Lacey)!

Venture is one of the most exciting alternative asset investment options available - for building wealth and making an impact. For those wanting to make a difference in the world- Show Her The Money pulls back the curtain on the fascinating, fun and exciting world of venture capital. Our mission is to demystify venture capital in an engaging story telling way to help you understand why women are getting only 2% of VC funding and how we can change that gender inequity. And why we would want to for the future good of the world. 


This is a story that has never been told. Featuring rock-star female investors who invest in diverse women entrepreneurs with innovations that will change the world, Show Her The Money reminds us that money is power and women need it to achieve true equality.


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Kelly O'Connell

Judith Goldkrand

Marian Leitner-Waldman

Allison Byers

Marcia Dawood

Wendy Ryan

Catherine Gray

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Show Her The Money

Founded in 1899 by entrepreneur John Simmons, Simmons University is a women-centered university that has long been celebrated for its progressive views on education.  One of the first private colleges founded on the belief that women ought to have the opportunity to live independent and meaningful lives, Simmons has a history of revolutionary inclusion. It is the perfect Boston location for the screening of SHTM. 

Located in the Fenway, Simmons University's Academic campus is close to multiple T stops and paid parking is available in the subterranean garage. 