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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2024 · 27 MIN

61 | Closing the "Gender Pain Gap": Women's Health with Valentina Milanova

from Brilliantly Branded Podcast · host María Lucia Romero

In this episode, we had Valentina Milanova, the founder of Daye, a groundbreaking Femtech brand known for its innovative CBD tampons. Valentina's story is nothing short of inspiring—it's about resilience, determination, and breaking barriers in women's health. Valentina shares her entrepreneurial journey, from the birth of her idea to the challenges of overcoming societal taboos and censorship. She shared her experiences into her journey at the femtech industry and emphasizes the importance of innovation and staying true to your mission. She is on a mission to close the gender gap in medical research and product innovation — something she refers to as the “gender pain gap”.  🚀 Key Takeaways: -Challenges faced by women's health companies, including censorship and funding disparities. -Learn about Valentina’s innovative approach to branding and advertising. -Understand the future of Daye and its mission to empower women and raise awareness about gynecological health. To get to know the products go to their website: www.yourdaye.com. You can use the next Discount CODE: JOINDAYE-F4FB22

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