Forbes on Q&A: Pipeline Fund’s Natalia Oberti Noguera

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Q&A: Pipeline Fund’s Natalia Oberti Noguera

Dec. 17 2010 - 9:42 am

By MEGHAN CASSERLY

Natalia Oberti Noguera wants to build an army of women angel investors—which she believes will change the world. In January, her social venture investment fund, Pipeline Fund, which launched in the summer of 2010, will begin its first fellowship program, a six-month intensive to train women philanthropists for investing in women-led, for-profit socially-rooted startups.
At just 27, Oberti Noguera has an economics degree from Yale and a history of nonprofit work, having spent time with Net Impact where she learned about both CSR and sustainability. She is well-spoken and confident in her business plan—and her vision for changing the face of the investment community. ForbesWoman spoke to her about the dearth of women working as angel investors, and how she plans on bettering the world’s marketplace by giving more women a seat at the table and a hold on the world’s investment purse strings.

http://blogs.forbes.com/meghancasserly/2010/12/17/finance-angel-investment-pipeline-funds-natalia-oberti-noguera/