Join us for an insightful discussion with Dr. Anthonia Carter as she delves into her groundbreaking work on creating more equitable venture funding systems. Discover how her research is transforming access to funding for underrepresented entrepreneurs, and be part of an important conversation on building a more inclusive and fair venture ecosystem.About Dr. Anthonia Carter:Dr. Anthonia Carter received her doctoral degree in Information Science at Cornell University. Her research investigates the underlying mechanisms driving resource/capital allocation decisions to design effective and equitable interventions for increasing funding to historically resource-constrained communities. Her work investigates the behaviors, processes, systems, and cultures shaping the flow of venture funding. Anthonia was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to pursue a Master’s degree in Multidisciplinary Innovation at Northumbria University in the United Kingdom. There, she used a design-led approach to help enterprises realize innovation opportunities. Before studying at Northumbria, Anthonia graduated with dual (Bachelor’s and Master’s) degrees in Mathematics and a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts degree in Art Studio from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.