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If anyone thinks women are bad at fundraising all they need to do is look at Rent the Runway founders Jennifer Hyman and Jennifer Fleiss.

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There are many obstacles for female founders in Silicon Valley, the number one being that they aren’t “white male nerds.”

This week Forbes looked at the best cities for female entrepreneurs. Though NerdWallet also put out a similar list this week, Forbes’s includes cities where budding female entrepreneurs are getting loans for their new businesses, like Houston Texas. Here are the best places to strike out on one’s own.

One surefire way to get more women in business is to encourage them to start their own companies. But is it possible that startups founded and run by women might be more valuable than companies started by men? Startup advisor Wayne Sutton sure thinks so, citing statistics that “women tend to generate higher revenues, even though they are given one-third less capital than men. It’s also known that founding teams with mixed genders were able to raise larger rounds.” Pretty convincing, no? If you need more proof, we’ve compiled 30 smart, successful women in business who have co-founded or are launching startups. Who knows? Maybe you’ll get inspired yourself.

Selling all those shoes really paid off.

Lyss Stern is the founder of Divalysscious Moms, a company that specializes in “[bridging] bridge the gap between a glam, pre-baby lifestyle and a post-baby life where, well, let’s just say there are more midnight feedings than midnight soirées.” We talked to her about the challenges and rewards of leaving the rat race and striking out on her own.