Breaking Down Menopause Stigma with AI and E-Commerce
Kathryn Carter, former Snapchat GM and founder of MyPause health, is tackling menopause shame and stigma in the workplace with innovative AI and e-commerce technology.
Her company, MyPause, offers science-backed, TGA-approved menopause supplements that are going global, addressing the $600 billion menopause market.
- Women of perimenopausal age are the fastest-growing working demographic in Australia, with a nearly 40% increase since 1980.
- Despite this, many are leaving their careers early due to lack of support.
While US workplaces are listening to their largest workforce, many in leadership positions, and now offering a range of benefits from menopause specialists and quiet rooms, to “comfort closets” stocked with fans and deodorant—Australia lags behind.
Author's summary: Kathryn Carter is revolutionizing menopause support.
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