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| The Feminine Touch Women are joining forces to invest in life science ventures, and getting results. | |
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Catherine V. Mott's foray into "angel investing" began in 1999, partly the result of fortuitous timing. While waiting at a country club for her date to show up, Mott joined some men she knew who were hanging out at the bar. "I was standing there drinking my scotch-on-the-rocks with them, just talking, and they're talking about this deal," she recalls. "And I said, 'I want in.'" So she became an investor. At the time, Mott had 17 years of banking experience on her resume but no idea what it meant to be an angel investor. She just knew... |
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