HeyJaredFemtech At Work
Femtech At Work is a new podcast that showcases inspiring femtech founders, corporate champions of women’s health in the workplace, and ecosystem innovators.
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- 3
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- Jul 30, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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How a Startmate Launch Club Founder Built an AI Companion to Help Mothers Skip the Doomscroll (opens the original)
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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
Pelvic Organ Prolapse Recovery: Why 40% of Women Still Suffer Years Later (opens the original)
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She burst into tears the first time she tried on pelvic floor support wear that was supposed to help her — instead, it fell off and left her in more pain. On this episode of Femtech At Work, a women's health innovation podcast, Rosie Dumbrell, Founder of Everform Therapywear and a pelvic-health-trained physiotherapist, shares how that moment set her on a five-year journey to build something better. If you're building something in femtech, watch closely — Rosie's story is a real lesson in solving
From Crippling Anxiety to a 700K Community-Funded App (opens the original)
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On this episode of Femtech At Work, Mary Doube, civil engineer turned competitive strongwoman and co-founder/CEO of Aviiana, shares how being told her crippling perimenopause symptoms were "trauma" pushed her to build the app she couldn't find anywhere else. After VCs passed, Mary and her co-founder turned to their community, raising $700,000 in a crowdfunding round that closed in 48 hours flat. Now backed by a health-tech growth partner, Aviiana is building a women's health innovation platform
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