Connecting exceptional talent with purpose-driven innovators in Femtech, Women's Health, and Wellness industries.
Chapter 3 is (finally) here... just fashionably late. I meant to post this on Saturday, but life (and the sun ☀️) got in the way, so here we are on Monday, continuing The FemHealth Vanguard series with a topic I know many of you will relate to: what happens when traditional healthcare systems don’t serve women properly… and people start building the solutions themselves. 💡 The Birth of Femtech: How Start-ups Took Matters Into Their Own Hands💡 This chapter explores when femtech stopped being niche and started becoming a recognised industry, powered by founders with a mix of lived experience, quiet frustration, and a relentless drive to do better. It’s a little longer than usual (sorry in advance!) but it features some brilliant companies and founders you might want to follow, fund, or work with: 🧠 Clue by Ida Tin, who coined the term femtech 💡Béa Fertility by Tess Isabelle Cosad - pioneering at-home ICI 🌍Maven Clinic by Kate Ryder – the first digital health unicorn in women's and family health 🧬 Juno Bio by Hana Janebdar – decoding the vaginal microbiome 📊 Conceivable by Kirsten Karchmer – using data to tackle the root causes of infertility 🩸 Daye by Valentina Milanova 🇺🇦 – redefining menstrual care and pain relief Every one of these organisations reflects a bigger truth: femtech didn’t emerge because it was trendy. It was built because the system didn’t work, and the people it failed decided to fix it. If you're working on something in this space, I’d love to hear from you. And if you fancy a read: 👇 https://lnkd.in/ef-bRa2j #Femtech #WomensHealth #TheFemHealthVanguard