Femtech At Work
Femtech At Work
Podcast Description
Femtech At Work is a new podcast that showcases inspiring femtech founders, corporate champions of women’s health in the workplace, and ecosystem innovators. Starting off in Hong Kong we will travel across Asia and Oceania and the rest of the world to explore the most innovative new women’s health solutions around reproductive health and diseases that disproportionately affect women, talk about the challenges and opportunities of starting a women’s health company and the role of the workplace for impact and change.
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The podcast focuses on women's health, reproductive rights, and femtech innovations, with episodes covering topics like bridging the gap in women's healthcare at the workplace, advancements in endometriosis care, precision health for women, and the importance of employer-sponsored health initiatives.
Femtech At Work is a new podcast that showcases inspiring femtech founders, corporate champions of women’s health in the workplace, and ecosystem innovators.
Starting off in Hong Kong we will travel across Asia and Oceania and the rest of the world to explore the most innovative new women’s health solutions around reproductive health and diseases that disproportionately affect women, talk about the challenges and opportunities of starting a women’s health company and the role of the workplace for impact and change.
Most new mothers aren’t short on information about pregnancy and birth, they’re drowning in it, and that’s the real problem this episode of Femtech At Work Podcast digs into. Gemma Campbell, founder of the motherhood app Mae, joins us to talk about what happens when a lonely, fragmented birth experience becomes the spark for a startup.
If you’ve ever felt like the “village” mothers talk about just isn’t there anymore, this one will stay with you.
Key Takeaways:
- Why does Gemma believe new mothers aren’t ill-informed, but overwhelmed by something else entirely
- Discover the moment that convinced Gemma that an information app is needed to feel like a warm conversation, not a search engine.
- Find out how being picked for Startmate’s pre-accelerator Launch Club completely reshaped how Gemma built Mae
- What made Gemma abandon her “ship fast” plan for Mae and launch a totally different product instead
- Learn why Gemma calls the solo founder journey “the ultimate hustle” and what keeps her going through it
Resources:
Gemma Campbell: LinkedIn
Mae: LinkedIn | Tiktok | Instagram
Mae: askmae.app/
Pearl: pearlbirth.com
Pearl: Instagram
Maaike Steinebach: LinkedIn
Website Femtech Future: femtechfuture.com
Instagram Femtech Future: @femtech_future
If any of this made you nod along, the late nights, the information overload, the feeling of doing it all alone, please know you’re not the only one, and conversations like this exist so you never have to feel that way for long. If Gemma’s story gave you even a little comfort or a new way to think about your own journey, the kindest thing you can do is leave a 5-star review, like and share this with your network because it genuinely helps more mothers and more founders like Gemma find this show. Thank you so much for being here!
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