Dayana Marin Valencia, co-founder of AdaSight, discusses her successful journey of building a global, bootstrapped company during the AI boom in the latest episode of Women Disrupting Tech. She emphasizes data as a guiding “co-pilot,” the importance of intentional remote work, and the evolving nature of mentorship for entrepreneurs.More
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From Burnout to AI Founder with Kuhu Singh | Show notes episode 117
Kuhu Singh transformed her burnout into a purposeful venture by founding Amber, an AI mental health companion. Her journey highlights resilience, accountability, and the importance of finding meaning beyond happiness. Kuhu’s story emphasizes the potential of AI to support mental well-being while reminding users that it should not replace traditional therapy.More
How The Wealth Within Her Empowers Women’s Finances and Self-Worth | Show notes for episode 114 of Women Disrupting Tech
Catrine Rhenberg, co-founder of The Wealth Within Her, emphasizes how childhood praise affects women’s financial confidence and risk attitudes. In a conversation on the Women Disrupting Tech podcast, she discusses the importance of praising effort over results, the care gap’s impact, and encourages small investments to build confidence and community among women.More
How Cogensus Uses AI to Tackle Loneliness and Cognitive Decline | Show notes for episode 112 of Women Disrupting Tech
In episode 112 of Women Disrupting Tech, Raju Joshi, Chief Clinical Officer of Cogensus, discusses her journey into healthcare, the motivation behind creating Cogensus, and the impact of aging and loneliness on cognitive health. She highlights the importance of understanding cognitive decline, the role of AI in providing insights for caregivers, and the need for trust in technology among the elderly. Raju also shares her experiences with fundraising and offers advice for female founders, emphasizing the importance of inclusion and changing mindsets in the tech industry.More
How Cyberette Battles Deepfakes to Restore Digital Trust | Show notes for episode 109 of Women Disrupting Tech
In Episode 109 of Women Disrupting Tech, Julia Jakimenko, founder of Cyberette, discusses the challenges of digital trust amidst deepfakes. Her startup focuses on verifying media and promoting standards for transparency and accountability in AI. Julia emphasizes the importance of redefining success and visibility for women in technology.More
Reclaiming Health, Pleasure, and Power with Jo Sarah | Show notes for episode 108 of Women Disrupting Tech
In Episode 108 of Women Disrupting Tech, Jo Sarah discusses reclaiming women’s health through education and community. She addresses female anatomy’s absence in education, the impact of ignorance on well-being, and the importance of vulnerability in leadership. Jo envisions an inclusive and supportive environment for women’s health education and empowerment.More
How Corporate Volunteering Builds Better Companies with Karlijn L’Ortye | Show notes for episode 107 of Women Disrupting Tech
At 11, Karlijn L’Ortye faced bankruptcy from her candy business. Now, she leads MO the Movement, a platform connecting employees to volunteer work, enhancing corporate volunteering’s value for business growth. Key insights include improving employee satisfaction, employer branding, and generating new opportunities, emphasizing volunteering as a strategic initiative.More
Decoding Human Behavior in the Workplace with Kirsten Heukels | Show notes for episode 106 of Women Disrupting Tech
Episode 106 of Women Disrupting Tech features Kirsten Heukels, an expert in conflict resolution, discussing the critical impact of founder relationships on startup success. Key takeaways include understanding human behavior, addressing generational dynamics within teams, and fostering a positive company culture, all essential for effective communication and leadership.More
How Flouria Health is Healing Women and Shaping Workplaces with Anna Christie | Show notes for episode 103 of Women Disrupting Tech
In episode 103 of Women Disrupting Tech, Anna Christie shares her personal journey through fertility challenges and how it led her to co-found Flouria Health.
She discusses the importance of community, education, and personalized support for women’s health, emphasizing the need for greater awareness and research in this area.
The conversation highlights the historical neglect of women’s health issues and the innovative approaches Flouria Health is taking to empower women and improve their health outcomes.
In this conversation, Anna Christie from Flouria discusses the importance of empathy in health technology, particularly in the context of women’s health.
She emphasizes the need for human-centric solutions that can scale effectively while maintaining a personal touch. Anna shares insights on building a strong founding team, the role of male allies in FemTech, and the challenges of fundraising in a sector often viewed as niche.
She highlights the growing awareness of FemTech’s potential and envisions a future where women’s health is prioritized and supported by both men and women in leadership roles.
Additionally, Anna discusses the need for government policies that promote diversity in health innovation funding.More
How To Become DEI Champions with Sacha Martina and Danielle Jiskoot | Show notes for episode 100 of Women Disrupting Tech
In episode 100 of Women Disrupting Tech, Sacha Martina and Danielle Jiskoot, co-founders of House of Inclusion, share essential strategies for fostering an inclusive workplace. They emphasize the importance of structure over slogans, transparent communication, and the necessity of taking action without waiting for perfection, inspiring listeners to be DEI champions.More
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