Clinical credibility
Women’s health products earn trust when the clinical side is right from the start.
Ideas & Speaking
Plain talk about building women’s health that works.
I speak about what it takes to build women’s health that works for the women it serves. I keep it practical and specific, with lessons people can use the same week.
ForEvent organizers, universities, accelerators and publications. For mentoring: early-stage founders and young doctors.
The big idea
Women’s health innovation works when the medicine is right and the people building it are connected.
Four themes
FemTech in Africa
FemTech works when it is designed for every woman, and Africa shows what that takes.
Connected ecosystems
Innovation moves faster when its people know each other.
In practice
Better Woman Health
Understanding the body
Good health starts with knowing how the body works and how it responds to what we do. It is built daily through nutrition, exercise, water, sunlight, temperance, air, rest and trust in God, with medicine when it is needed.
In practice
Speaking to students and young doctors
Talks I give
- Building FemTech that works for women across Africa
- Why healthcare partnerships fail for startups, and how to fix them
- Building skill, purpose and balance as a young doctor
- Making medical information clear for the public
- Health starts with understanding the body
Where I’ve spokenCambridge Judge Business School FemTech Special Interest Group · Adventist Medical Association of Nigeria, Babcock University Student Chapter
Planning an event or a class?
Invite meMentoring
I mentor founders at Daya Africa, Africa’s first femtech hub. I help them with strategy, product decisions and the real challenges of building in women’s health in Africa. I tell them the clinical truth early, when it is cheapest to act on.
I also speak with medical students and young doctors. I help them connect the science to the patient: how the body works, what goes wrong, and what a sign or symptom is telling you. Facts fade. Understanding stays.
Early-stage founder or young doctor? Tell me where you are and what you need.