The Female Founders Network

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  • How to Survive Pregnancy at the Height of Your Career without Losing Your Mind with Nat

    Hi guys! Happy early St. Patricks Day! And speaking about getting lucky... today we're going to talk about having a baby while you're in the height of your career — whether you have a full-time job, work for yourself, or both! I'll share the top DOZEN tips that got my mid-thirties pregnancy and we'll get you in a good headspace to procreate while maintaining your productivity and boss status.

    47 min
  • Building an Ads Consultancy and Becoming an Advocate for Latina Entrepreneurs with Reyna Marrufo

    Hi guys! Today we have a very special guest. Reyna Marrufo is a self-taught Facebook ads expert, thought leader, speaker for the Latina community and a recent recruit on our team right here at Invoice2go. Although just swooped Reyna up out of the freelance market, she was a successful entrepreneur and business owner for five years. She has a wealth of knowledge to share on customer acquisition through Facebook, building a business without the classic University education formula, and the balance she thinks companies should strike between brand and growth marketing in order to successfully attract customers. We really enjoyed speaking with Reyna, as her incredible spirit, entrepreneurial drive and can-do mindset shines through at every moment. We hope you enjoy the episode.

    43 min
  • The History and Meaning of International Women's Day with Sylvie and Nat

    Happy International Women’s Day! Every day, Sylvie and I are absolutely overwhelmed by the love, support, leadership and community we see growing in The Female Founders Network. As women’s rights enthusiasts, business leaders and strong believers in the power of sisterhood, nothing has filled us with more gratitude. So, to celebrate all of you, we’re going to dive into the history of International Women’s Day today, as well as discuss the women leaders who have inspired us most on our journeys and our hopes for the future. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for joining, listening, sharing and spreading the word about The Female Founders Network. We hope you enjoy the episode.

    37 min
  • The Touchpoints You Need to Build a Relationship with Your Customers with Laurel Mintz

    Today we’re speaking with Laurel Mintz, the vivacious and award winning founder of Elevate My Brand - a marketing agency based in LA. You’ll hear how Laurel’s journey to becoming a marketing boss had many twists and turns, but she also shares some excellent marketing tips and advice for business owners. We hope you enjoy this episode! Here's Laurel's agency: https://www.elevatemybrand.com/want-more

    37 min
  • Founding a Birth Control Subscription Service with Pandia Health’s Sophia Yen

    Today we’re speaking with Sophia Yen, the founder of Pandia Health - a birth control subscription that automates the process for women to get their birth control delivered in the states. In this episode we find out how Sophia was inspired to start Pandia Health and the journey of the company so far; from testing the market to her expansion across the US. Sophia’s passion and brilliance really shines through and we know you’ll love this episode! Find Female Founded Female Led: https://fffl.co/ Get a birth control subscription: https://www.pandiahealth.com/

    39 min
  • Launching a Mental Health-focused App with Lexi Lewtan

    Today we're speaking with Lexi Lewtan, the founder of Centered, a start-up that provides mental health tools for subscribers. As a bonus, the Centered team has partnered with our Invoice2go Facebook group for Freelancers — the Freelance Forum — to provide mental health learning units especially made for freelancers and entrepreneurs. The first of these learning units is available in our group now — so search for the Freelance Forum on Facebook to enjoy it for free. In this episode, Lexi will discuss everything from leaving tech start-up Angelist to take a sabbatical, to discovering the coaching tools she needed to improve her own mental health, to launching a subscription-based start-up which provided these tools to others. We are incredibly excited to share Lexi’s journey with you today. If you like this episode and want to hear more stories from badass entrepreneurial women who are changing the world, head on over and give us a 5-star review wherever you listen to this podcast. It really helps our reach! Thanks for your support ladies! We are so grateful for you.

    55 min
  • Founding a Tech Security Start-Up and Tips on Fundraising with Lee Kappon

    Today we’re speaking with Lee Kappon, the CEO and founder of Suridata AI. Lee is based in Tel Aviv, Israel and in this episode, we hear how growing up in Israel shaped Lee to become the fearless founder she is today. From channelling the Israeli “Chutzpah” to Lee’s advice on the essential steps for getting VC funding and finding the right VC for your company, there are many great takeaways from our conversation that will be food for thought for your business. We hope you enjoy this episode, and if you do - please leave us a review wherever you listen to your podcasts. https://www.suridata.ai/

    31 min
  • Launching, Growing and Selling a Start-Up with No Prior Experience with Jess Walker

    Today we’re speaking with Jess Walker, a serial entrepreneur from New Zealand who exited her first start-up, Idle - an Airbnb management company in 2018 and has since gone on to start her next venture while working for a Sydney based Venture Capital firm. This episode was also recorded and aired Live on our Facebook group — which you can find and watch by searching for The Female Founders Network on Facebook. This session is an absolute blast and we’re so excited to share it with you. We hope you enjoy the episode.

    46 min
  • Turning a Love of Science and Psychology into an Empowerment App for Young Women with Naama Barnea-Goraly

    Today we’re speaking with Naama Barnea-Goraly, who left a 20-year career as a neuroimaging researcher at Stanford University to found Girltelligence, an app for girls to advise, support and inspire each other. Both Naama’s story and the mission behind her female empowerment and connection app, Girltelligence is one we’re really excited to share. We hope you enjoy the episode.

    58 min
  • Creating an Online Gifting Business with Venus Sun and Cynthia Pham

    Happy Galentine’s Day! Today we’re speaking with best friends, Venus and Cynthia who founded healthy dessert gift box company, Treat’em. In this episode, Cynthia and Venus share the inspiration and journey behind founding Treat’em, with super useful advice on working with your best friend and creating beautiful content that resonates with your target market. As a bonus, Venus and Cynthia have included a discount code for our listeners — just use coupon code FFN15 to get 15% off at check out — and if you forget that code, hop on over to The Female Founders Network Instagram feed and check out our episode. We hope you enjoy the episode.

    36 min

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The Female Founders Network Podcast is a global, women-only entrepreneurial and leadership podcast sponsored by Invoice2go. In each episode, we highlight the interview of an entrepreneur, small…