The Artemis Fund is a women-led venture capital firm based in Houston, Texas, dedicated to leading seed rounds for diverse tech founders in sectors such as fintech, commerce, and care. Established in 2019 by General Partners Stephanie Campbell, Diana Murakhovskaya, and Founding Partner Leslie Goldman Tepper, the firm aims to address the systemic underfunding of women-led ventures by providing capital and support to early-stage companies led by women and people of color. In September 2024, Artemis closed its second fund at $36 million, more than doubling the size of its first fund.

This fund is backed by prominent institutional investors, including Amazon, Bank of America, Bank of Montreal, Churchill Asset Management, Commonwealth of Virginia, Nuveen, Texas Capital Bank, and TIAA. ( Artemis focuses on sectors like fintech, commerce enablement, and the care economy, aiming to drive economic mobility and prosperity for underserved communities. The firm's portfolio includes over 20 companies, with more than 60% led by Black, Latinx, or immigrant founders.

Artemis is committed to fostering more female venture capitalists and has an associate program to support this initiative.