Sponsorships across Brown Girl Angels + Brown Girls, Money Moves

Sponsorships · Brown Girl Angels + Brown Girls, Money Moves

Untapped capital. Highest engagement. Fastest growing demographic.

South Asian women founders scaling their companies, angel investors writing checks, VCs deploying funds, and small business owners building the next category brands — $250M+ in capital net worth across our community, in Canada, the US, and the UK. This is the audience your brand is currently missing.

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2.57M
South Asians in Canada — the largest racialized group, 7.1% of the country and projected to reach 11%+ by 2041
5.2M
Indian Americans in the US — paying 5–6% of all US income taxes, with a median household income near $136K
1.86M
British Indians in England & Wales — 3.1% of the population, the highest household income band of any ethnic group in the UK
$250M+
Capital net worth across our community of founders, VCs, angels, and senior operators

Why this audience, why now

A sponsorship marketer's dream.

Brown Girl Angels and Brown Girls, Money Moves sit at the center of the entire South Asian women's business ecosystem — founders scaling their companies, angel investors writing checks, VCs deploying capital, small business owners building category brands, and senior C-suite operators. Women between 25 and 55. In launch and scale mode. Transitioning into private banking tiers. Choosing the financial institutions, consumer brands, and platforms they'll be loyal to for the next twenty years.

South Asian women are one of the fastest growing and highest earning demographics across three major Western markets. In Canada, the South Asian population is the largest racialized group at 2.57 million (7.1% of the country) and is projected to exceed 11% by 2041. In the US, 5.2 million Indian Americans earn a median household income near $136K — nearly 2x the US average — and pay 5–6% of all federal income tax from just 1.5% of the population. In the UK, British Indians make up 3.1% of England & Wales (1.86 million) and lead every other ethnic group on household income, with 41% of Indian households earning £1,000+ per week. And almost no major brand is engaging this room at scale.

They are highly engaged, deeply loyal, and ready to buy from brands that show up for them first. Our newsletter open rate is 70% — three times the industry average. Our Instagram organic engagement runs at 59% — ten times the benchmark. Sponsors who get in early build relationships before the rest of the market notices the room exists.

This is the kind of audience that built Forbes, Time, Glossier, Bumble, and every category defining media brand of the last decade. And right now, it's wide open.

The macro story

A small community. An outsized economy.

The Indian diaspora is 1.5% of the US population — and pays 5–6% of all US income taxes. Our community sits at the engagement layer of that economy: senior, accredited, brand loyal, and ready to spend. Sponsors who show up early own the room.

$300B
Annual US tax contribution by the 5.1M Indian American diaspora — 5–6% of all income tax from 1.5% of the population.
$370–460B
Annual diaspora consumer spending in the US — sales tax, retail, hospitality, services.
~78%
Hold a bachelor's degree or higher — more than 2x the US national average of 36%.
~$136K
Median household income — nearly double the US population average.
16
Fortune 500 companies led by Indian-origin CEOs, employing 2.7M people and generating ~$1T in revenue.
72 of 648
US unicorns co-founded by Indian-origin founders — 11% of the unicorn market, ~$195B in value.
$1.5B+
Annual philanthropic contribution by Indian American households — the room buys, gives, and signals.
60%
Of all US hotels are owned by Indian Americans, generating ~$700B in revenue and 4M jobs.

US figures: Indiaspora + Boston Consulting Group, Small Community, Big Contributions, Boundless Horizons: The Indian Diaspora in the United States (2024). Canada figures: Statistics Canada, Portrait of the South Asian Populations in Canada (2021 Census, published 2025). UK figures: UK Government Ethnicity Facts & Figures — Household Income and the 2021 Census of England & Wales. South Asian women — and specifically the senior, accredited cohort BGA convenes — sit at the high loyalty, high spend center of that economy.

Who's in the room

high Net Worth. high Decision Power. high Loyalty.

Brown Girl Angels and Brown Girls, Money Moves are 265+ senior South Asian women, 300+ small businesses, 25+ active angels and VCs. 17.8% are founders and owners. 5.1% are CEOs or Presidents. The full business ecosystem, from the small business owner to the venture partner — women between 25 and 55.

Angel Investors & VCs

  • Accredited check writers — annual income $200K+ / net worth $1M+
  • Active angels deploying capital, plus institutional VCs and fund principals
  • Sit on family office advisory committees and corporate boards
  • Decision makers on private banking, wealth, and brand partnerships

BGMM Community: Didis

  • Senior C-suite, directors, VPs, operators — one to three years from their first check
  • Curated by industry, curated by market — we build the room to match the brand
  • Transitioning into private banking and wealth advisory tiers
  • 2,500+ newsletter subscribers, highly engaged on Instagram, podcast, and at live events

BGMM Community: Founders

  • South Asian women founders raising Seed to Series A
  • Vertical agnostic — we curate rooms by vertical and by city
  • Repeat operators, second time founders, and category builders
  • Buyers of B2B tools, financial services, fulfillment, legal, payroll

Small Business Owners

  • 300+ South Asian woman owned small businesses across all verticals
  • Beauty, wellness, food & beverage, fashion, professional services, and more
  • Buyers of payments, banking, e-commerce, and marketing platforms
  • The cultural taste makers driving what their communities buy next

Where we show up

Across our major cities, in Canada, the US & the UK.

The cities Toronto · NYC · San Francisco · London · Austin · Seattle · Hong Kong
Tech week roster Toronto Tech Week (Poker Power), NY Tech Week, SF Tech Week, LA Tech Week, London Tech Week
Cultural moments Investing in Art (NYC), Diwali Marketplace (Toronto Union Station), Women's Venture Summit
Always on Monthly Brown Girls, Desi Dinners and Chai & Chaat across the network

The room, in real life

This is the ecosystem.

A snapshot from one night in New York — a Brown Girl Angels cultural fundraiser for SickKids. Angels, VCs, founders, operators, and the senior South Asian women who choose the brands they'll be loyal to for the next twenty years. This is who you're standing next to.

A wide shot of the Brown Girl Angels SickKids fundraiser in New York — the full room, the skyline, the community.
Jessica Sobhraj of CoSynd in conversation in front of an Asif Hoque painting at the Brown Girl Angels SickKids fundraiser.
Angels Prachi and Sanam at the Brown Girl Angels SickKids fundraiser in New York.
Angel Nital and Spice Capital GP Maya in conversation at the Brown Girl Angels SickKids fundraiser.
Bhargavi Varma laughing at the Brown Girl Angels SickKids fundraiser in New York.

The numbers

Engagement that doesn't exist anywhere else.

Sponsoring BGA + BGMM means standing in front of an audience whose attention is already earned. Not paid for. Earned.

59%
Newsletter open rate
Industry average: 17–28%
2,500+
Newsletter subscribers
Senior South Asian women in business, founders, and angels
786K+
90-day LinkedIn impressions
15K+ accounts engaged in 90 days
59%
Instagram organic engagement
Industry average: ~6%. 23K+ accounts reached in 90 days.
149K+
90-day total accounts reached
Cross-platform: newsletter, IG, LinkedIn, podcast
5.35%
Click-through rate
Industry average: 2.62%
14
Podcast episodes to date
Across all seasons — founders & investors: Para, Kobalt Labs, Orca Fraud, By Rotation, Lore, Evvy, FlavorCloud, Sahajan, plus solo episodes & trailer
6
Major cities, live
Monthly Desi Dinners, flagship cultural events, summit moments

Partnership opportunities

Ways to be in the room.

From a single event activation to a full series annual partnership. Every opportunity is customizable, and category exclusivity is available across most placements.

Flagship event · Presenting
Per flagship event
  • Category exclusivity + Sr. Exec welcome remarks
  • Logo across all print & digital event collateral
  • Onsite activation area + branded assets
  • 3× Instagram & LinkedIn collab posts, 6 complimentary tickets
Flagship event · Supporting
Per flagship event
  • Logo placement + on-stage acknowledgement
  • Gift bag sample placement
  • 2× IG/LinkedIn collab + 4 complimentary tickets
  • BGMM podcast 30-second spot
Event activation
Per event
  • Logo + name recognition
  • 1× IG/LinkedIn collab post
  • 2 complimentary tickets
  • Newsletter highlight to the BGA community

Also available: podcast pre-roll, newsletter integration, gift bag inserts, and fully custom campaigns. Every opportunity is built around your brand's goals.

Past partners

Brands already in the room.

A few of the partners and venues who've supported BGA and BGMM gatherings to date:

First Avenue Investment Counsel BLG (Borden Ladner Gervais) Stripe SickKids Foundation Toronto Tech Week The Malin (Austin) Silver Art Projects (NYC)

Two ways to partner

Pick the room you want to be in.

Brands and organizations sponsoring the community at scale start here. Small and medium businesses sponsoring a single Desi Dinner or Chai & Chaat take the second door. Both forms land with our partnerships team, and we come back to you with a tailored proposal.

Prefer email? Reach our sponsorship team at [email protected].

Untapped capital. Highly loyal. In tune. Disposable income. Decision making power. Fastest growing. The audience your brand is currently missing — in Canada, the US, and the UK.

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