Meghan Stevenson-Krausz ’08 is the Director of INCA Ventures, a venture capital (VC) fund investing in early-stage startups in the Andean region with a focus on financial inclusion and underrepresented founders. Having started her career in non-profit, she made the move into VC in order to help democratize access to capital for those who had historically been overlooked. In 2020 Meghan founded InclusivX, which became the Latin American chapter of Diversity VC in 2022. As the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, Meghan is proud to serve on the Board of 3G Philly, a nonprofit for the grandchildren (and friends of) Holocaust Survivors in Philadelphia and across the Delaware Valley. From 2020-2022 she served on the Board of the Peru VC Association (PECAP), most recently as President of the Board. Meghan attended the University of St. Andrews in Scotland where she earned a Master of Arts with Honours in International Relations, and holds an M.Sc. in Human Rights from The London School of Economics and Political Science. Film has always been an area of interest for Meghan. As such, she has done archival research for two documentaries, most recently Bill Nye: Science Guy, which premiered at SXSW and was featured on Independent Lens.