The founder of $1.7 billion startup Maven says women’s health is still undervalued
Its more than 2,000 customers include Amazon, AT&T, and Microsoft. With this capital, Ryder plans to invest in Maven's ...
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Bosses say they need to start offering fertility treatment as benefits
Maven's third annual State of Women's & Family Health Benefits report provides a forecast for global fertility and family benefits trends in the year to come. Drawing on responses from more than ...
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Kate Ryder
Ryder has been just as devoted to reimagining women’s health, focusing Maven on areas like fertility, pregnancy, and early parenthood. This year the company acquired the app Bright Parenting ...