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May 7, 2021 18 min

Tim Doyle, co-founder - Eucalyptus

from Talking Tech with Elise Kennedy - TTWEK Hosted by Elise Kennedy

In our weekly technology start-up podcast, analyst Elise Kennedy hosts Tim Doyle, co-founder of Eucalyptus.Eucalyptus is setting out to build a conglomerate of direct-to-consumer healthcare brands, utilising its proprietary convenience-based telehealth platform. Its first product was Pilot, a medical advisor for young men who tend to neglect their personal health needs. This was followed by Kin, which seeks to be a simple way for Australian women to get the information they need to make empowered choices about their reproductive health. Its Series A fundraising was led by Woolworth's venture arm, W23 and other leading VC firms.In this podcast we discuss the company, what's happening in the telehealth space and how Eucalyptus thinks about valuation of businesses.

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In our weekly technology start-up podcast, analyst Elise Kennedy hosts Tim Doyle, co-founder of Eucalyptus.Eucalyptus is setting out to build a conglomerate of direct-to-consumer healthcare brands, utilising its proprietary convenience-based telehealth platform. Its first product was Pilot, a medical advisor for young men who tend to neglect their personal health needs. This was followed by Kin, which seeks to be a simple way for Australian women to get the information they need to make empow...

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