"Women's health is a no-brainer" – the €100m deeptech fund on the hunt for FemTech
8 maj 2025
14:53
Helsinki-based Voima Ventures has made its name with multiple deeptech-focused funds.
In an interview with Impact Loop, founder Inka Mero opens up about why they are now targetting FemTech with their €100m fund III.
"Only 4% of all health-tech investments go to women's health. Just a really unbelievably low number, which tells a lot about unconscious bias in this area," she says.
In an interview with Impact Loop, founder Inka Mero opens up about why they are now targetting FemTech with their €100m fund III.
"Only 4% of all health-tech investments go to women's health. Just a really unbelievably low number, which tells a lot about unconscious bias in this area," she says.
Voima Ventures’ managing partner and founder Inka Mero likes to keep busy. Speaking to Impact Loop from her home in Helsinki, she's preparing to attend a Finnish National Defence Course in the afternoon. She’s also recently published a book entitled Kevätjäillä (English translation: ‘On Spring Ice’) featuring her poetry alongside photography from friend and colleague Harry Santamäki.
“Sometimes I have to do these side projects, because I think motivation in life is doing something other than just work,” Mero tells Impact Loop.