In this episode of Women Disrupting Tech, we sit down with Lieke Beelen, founder of Visual Contracts, to discuss her mission to simplify legal documents using visual design.

Lieke shares her journey as a neuro-divergent founder, the challenges of innovating in a conservative industry, and her courageous decision to take a break and recharge.

Whether you're a founder, innovator, or just curious about legal tech, this episode offers valuable insights into the realities of startup life and rethinking "legalese."

The episode is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. More information about the episode, including Lieke's bio, is available in the show notes.

In Episode 67 of Women Disrupting Tech, Mitra Gilasgar shares her inspiring journey into tech, from navigating the male-dominated environments of academia and corporate settings to becoming a role model for women at Role It Out.

She talks about her experiences as one of the few female engineers in a male-dominated company and reveals what it took for her to pave her own path in the industry.

Tune in for an honest, inspiring conversation on how role models can inspire the next generation of women in tech.

Listen to Episode 67 of Women Disrupting Tech on Spotify, Apple, or YouTube. And don't forget to check out the show notes for links to connect with Mitra.

In this episode, I sit down with Kasia Pokrop, founder of Mamamoon (now Embrac3), to explore her inspiring journey from Philips Digital Health to creating a platform that supports women through the 3 M's: Menstruation, Motherhood, and Menopause.

Kasia shares how her experience of giving birth in the Netherlands sparked her mission to educate and empower women, offering them choices in childbirth and beyond. We discuss the critical role of sleep in women's health, how partners can actively support new mothers and practical tips for self-care.

Tune in to discover how Mamamoon is helping women become superheroes at every stage of their lives.

Links:

Connect with Kasia on LinkedIn.

Learn more about women's health on the Embrac3 website.

Check out the full show notes on Women Disrupting Tech.

In this episode, Jozien Boersma and I talk about how her startup, Vini Mini, tackles the rising epidemic of food allergies.

Discover how early introduction of common allergens, like peanuts, cow milk, and nuts, can help build your baby's tolerance and reduce the risk of allergies. Jozien shares essential insights on the timing and methods for safely introducing these foods, the influence of climate change on allergy prevalence, and the importance of proactive prevention. Tune in to discover how Vini Mini is helping parents protect their children's future health.

Check out the show notes for more information about and opportunities to connect with Jozien and Vini Mini.

This episode is available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

In episode 64 of Women Disrupting Tech, I sit down with Nara Moripen, co-founder and CEO of Pal, to discuss how a deeply personal experience inspired her to redefine palliative care.

Nara shares the emotional journey of becoming a caregiver for her mother and the challenges she faced navigating the healthcare system. We explore how Pal empowers family members to be active participants in their loved ones' care, providing essential support during one of life's toughest moments. Nara also dives into the overlooked role of men in caregiving and how improving collaboration among caregivers can lead to better outcomes for everyone involved.

Beyond caregiving, Nara offers valuable insights into women in tech and the realities of fundraising, giving listeners an inspiring perspective on building a startup in the healthcare space.

To learn more about Nara and Pal, check out the show notes.

In episode 63 of Women Disrupting Tech, I interview Vedrana Rogoznica about how her tech startup, Rotoy, is unlocking hidden potential in children by teaching them to code their own robots.

Join us as we discover her mission to shift education from teaching facts and formulas to teaching kids how to select and use technology effectively.

By listening, you'll also learn about her extraordinary journey into tech and the story behind her TEDx Talk in Odense.

You can learn more about Rotoy and connect with Vedrana via the links in the show notes.

Join me as I interview the first man on Women Disrupting Tech, Ruben Brave.

With his work at the Dutch New Narrative Lab, Ruben makes innovative entrepreneurship accessible to everyone, regardless of background.

In episode 62, we explore Ruben's personal experiences with racism in the boardroom, the systemic barriers faced by those who don't fit the traditional mold, and the crucial role men play in breaking down these barriers.

Ruben also shares powerful advice for men looking to contribute to this new narrative.

Press play to learn how we can all contribute to a more equal and innovative society.

Check the links in the show notes to connect with Ruben Brave and his Dutch New Narrative Lab or to subscribe to the newsletter.

In episode 61 of Women Disrupting Tech, Wyke Potjer and Asceline Groot talk about what living a sustainable life means for them and their platform, hetkanwel.nl.

We learn how they built their platform and how to:

🚀 Get started with a sustainable lifestyle.

♻️ Consume less in a growth-centered world.

🌟 Take inspiration from pioneers in sustainable living.

Check out the show notes for more information about hetkanwel.nl, Asceline Groot, and Wyke Potjer.

In episode 60 of Women Disrupting Tech, I interview Connie Bloem, the visionary founder of Mesh.

Discover how Connie is transforming the investment landscape by eliminating inefficiencies and making finance more accessible and transparent.

She shares her unique journey into finance, the challenges of building trust with regulators and customers, and the importance of a diverse team in developing innovative blockchain solutions.

This episode is packed with practical advice and inspiration for women in tech.

Tune in to learn how she is reinventing capital markets with Mesh.

Check out the show notes for more information about the episode and for opportunities to connect with Connie and Mesh.

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Are you in for an inspiring story of innovation, resilience, and breaking barriers?

In episode 59 of Women Disrupting Tech, I interview Sonal Rattan.

She is the co-founder and CTO of eXate and the first female CTO of a startup on the show. Together with a diverse team, she is building the future of data protection.

You can find more information on this episode and links to connect with Sonal in the show notes.