What began at the margins of the industry is now moving into its core. Inclusion is no longer treated as a standalone initiative, but as a factor that shapes how funds are built, how decisions are made, and how performance is understood. This is reflected both in the growing role of institutional actors; from the British Business Bank’s commitment to increasing representation at the fund manager level, to UK Private Capital embedding inclusion within its research and programming, and in how the ecosystem itself understands this work. In a recent survey, over three-quarters of respondents said Diversity VC had contributed significantly or moderately to making the venture ecosystem more inclusive.