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To say that Tiffany Dufu has had a stressful 10 days is a giant understatement because Tiffany had all of her company's money at Silicon Valley Bank.

It's been very intense. It began last week, late Wednesday, early Thursday, with investors sending us messages about the decline and ultimately the collapse of SVB.

In 2018, Tiffany founded The Crew, which matches women with peer coaches and also works with companies to try to keep women in the workforce.

What was that moment like when you were trying to get money out?

I want you to imagine, you know, when you put money in a bank, you don't imagine that you're taking a risk.

Just imagine that the money that is in your bank account right now, that you go to it, you can see that there's a balance, but you can't do anything with the money. You can't transfer anything out. You can't get access to it. If you went to an ATM, you put your card in, you can't get money out, and you're hearing on the news

and you're getting messages about the collapse of the bank. That feeling that you're imagining,

that is how I felt of last Thursday and last Friday. Tiffany's company also occupies a rare

space when it comes to raising money.

According to CrunchBase, Black founders got less than 1% of the venture capital funds raised last year.

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