Diversity VC
Sarah Millar is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in operations and venture capital. Currently, Sarah serves as the Director of Virtual Power Plant Operations at Renew Home, focusing on energy-saving solutions for customers. Sarah also holds the position of Chief Operating Officer at Diversity VC, aimed at reducing bias in the industry, and serves as a Venture Partner at Republic, facilitating diverse investments across multiple sectors. Previous roles include Director of Virtual Power Plant Operations at OhmConnect, Principal at City Light Capital, and various positions in the venture capital and financial services sectors. Sarah's educational background includes an MBA in Entrepreneurial Management from The Wharton School, a Master's in International/Global Studies, and a Bachelor's in Hispanic Studies and Political Science.
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Diversity VC
Diversity VC is an international nonprofit operating in the VC Ecosystem. Our mission is for every venture fund to have the understanding, tools, and resources to promote diversity and inclusion in both their firms and the companies they fund. Our ultimate objective is for the venture capital industry to represent the rich tapestry of society, which we in turn believe will generate better decision making and higher returns. Our work includes: • NETWORK: A community of more than 100 funds worldwide committed to increasing diversity & inclusion in the venture capital ecosystem • TOOLS: The Diversity VC Standard, a diagnostic tool and resource library for funds with guidance for how to improve internal operations, deal flow, and portfolio management • TALENT: Future VC (futurevc.com), an internship program giving underrepresented talent on-the-job experience in the industry and a lifelong network for support • DATA: Investigation and data reports on diversity in the VC industry in order to educate those within and outside the industry on this topic and make recommendations on how to tackle the issues Diversity VC is sponsored by Morgan Stanley, Amazon Web Services, Cooley, and HSBC Innovation Banking.