The Story
Before venture capital,
there were kitty parties.
Kitty Party started in 1950's India as a way for women to escape the patriarchy and fund their own businesses and social needs.
It was a simple ritual: women pooling money every month, taking turns deciding who needed it most. It funded businesses, educations, and second chances long before "women's empowerment" was a category on a pitch deck.
Kitty Party brings that ritual into a Beverly Hills mansion and raises the stakes — entrepreneurs pitch the circle directly, and the women decide, together, who gets funded.
"No banks. No investors. No men in the room."
