Antonia ia serial entrepreneur. The focus of her companies are to provide much-needed solutions for women, and sustainable alternatives for the planet. With THINX, Inc., she created performance underwear, activewear and other reusable feminine care items, and with Antonia Saint NY, she makes hi-tech, customized-fit heels and flats that last longer, and feel soft like sneakers on the inside.

Antonia first began her entrepreneurial journey by writing the patent and leading the design of the premier products at THINX that were later named one of TIME Magazine’s “Top 25 Inventions.” She was the Chief Operations Officer for many years, and helped to secure a long-term strategic partnership with Nike’s #1 supplier, while the company went on to be named one of Fast Company’s “Top 50 Most Innovative Companies”, Entrepreneur’s “Top 100 Most Brilliant Companies,” CNBC’s “Top 50 Disruptors,” and #37 on Inc.’s “5000 Fastest Growing Companies.”

Called a “Feminist Genius” by the press, and nominated to Women 2.0’s list of “Top Founders to Watch,” Antonia is now focused on disrupting the $28 Billion Dollar U.S. women’s shoe industry, with multiple patents and other patents pending for Antonia Saint NY. A market test of Version 1.0 of her shoes hit $2.4Million in pre-orders within 90 days, and in June 2020 she officially launched the third style of the DTC brand with Version 2.0 of the technology and design.

Good design was part of her upbringing in a creative family, where her Industrial Designer father influenced her greatly, but her career path didn’t always have this focus. Instead, she first earned a Communications degree from Northwestern University where she also studied music as a classical cellist before going into public relations and advertising.

Always looking at the world through the eyes of design, Antonia continues to patent new ideas and create solutions that will both benefit the planet and those who use them.

Ida Tin is the CEO and Co-Founder of female health app Clue (www.helloclue.com), the free-to-download, free-to-use period tracking app, designed to help women around the world track their periods and better understand their bodies.

Ida launched Clue in 2013, as she felt that reproductive health is an incredibly foundational and central part of our lives, but there’s a real lack of clarity for women over this generally. This matters the moment a woman has her first period, and begins to manage that aspect of her life.

When Ida was about 30 she realised that her form of birth control wasn’t working for her, but was unsure of alternative options.

She thought it was insane that we were able to put a man on the moon, but we didn’t have a tool that would help us understand our body’s own patterns. This drove her to launch Clue – an app that could ‘clue’ people in with personalised health data to give them awareness of the unique patterns in their own bodies and their own cycles.

In March 2018, Clue launched a new website, which was in effect the first menstrual health hub, providing empathetic, reliable and scientifically accurate information regarding female health.

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Erin is an advocate for the inclusion of sexual wellness as part of everyday healthy living. She holds a Masters degree in Sexual Health Counselling from the University of Sydney.

Erin is also the founder of Gilly, an intimacy wellness app that helps you take easy-to-manage, natural steps towards deepening the intimacy and desire in your relationship.

The goal for you is to fully understand the way you connect and experience pleasure with yourself and (an)other(s).

In 2017, only 2% of venture capital spending went to female-founded companies. Emily Levy, who leads Mighty Well, was one of those women, with investors to date including Breakaway Ventures, Tim Draper, and Republic.

Emily has participated in world-class business programs including: MassChallenge, the Clinton Global Initiative University, Babson’s Center for Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership and its Women Innovating Now (WIN) Lab, as well as the Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship and its Summer Venture Program. She was recently awarded the MITX Future Leaders Group Award.

Levy is a frank, energetic, and seasoned speaker on youth/female entrepreneurship and understanding the patient perspective in healthcare. In her free time, Levy also advocates about spreading Lyme Disease Awareness.

And, we almost forgot to mention Mighty Well! It was launched with one simple goal – to enhance the lives of people with a chronic health condition. To do this, it has created a collection of attractive products that patients with long term conditions need to use everyday. Products that cry out LIFE not illness.

Sparked by a dream in 1996, the vision of the Somadome was born out of a genuine desire to provide a safe space to go within and access a world of tranquillity. Inspired by the global community of wellness seekers, the highly specialized domes can be found in 100+ locations spanning 13 countries and 5 continents, with much more on the horizon. Somadome is the world’s first technology-enabled meditation vessel. 

Merging ancient healing remedies with modern technology, the dome is a personal meditation pod providing meaningful stress relief in exactly 20 minutes. Free-standing and fully immersive, the Somadome is fueled by LED color and light therapy, binaural beat meditation and magnetic therapy that create an environment for profound mental, spiritual, and physical benefits. “Connecting with self allows us to tap into our inner Source, where we are limitless,” says Founder + CEO, Sarah Attia. 

With a clear intention, Somadome users can experience everything from enhanced creativity, greater focus, getting in the zone athletically, reduced anxiety and depression, less reactivity, improved performance at work, better sleep patterns, a sense of connectedness and alignment with inner knowing and more – Somadome is the ultimate sanctuary for mindful bodies worldwide.

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