To kick things off, WIE Suite Founder Dee Poku and member Ali Wyatt (co-founder of Female Founder Collective) co-hosted a power breakfast that brought together high level entrepreneurs, investors and thought leaders. “I was particularly impressed with the increased discourse around women’s health at SXSW this year,” said Dee. “We’ve stopped shying away from topics such as menopause and sexual health. They’re firmly in the mainstream and I for one welcome it.”
Melanie Goldey CEO, Tally Health spoke on a panel that explored some of the most pervasive myths about aging and life extension.
“We live in a world where there is almost an overabundance of information, and it’s challenging for consumers to know what to believe and what’s right for them. This is particularly true when it comes to aging and longevity science.
Group M Managing Partner, LatoyaChristian spoke at the Female Quotient Equality Lounge, on Human Powered Al:Marketing Success Beyond Automation.
"While we know there are many risks, the rise of Al also presents incredible opportunities, and as women we must be proactive in seizing them, embracing learning and utilizing Al tools strategically, that, most importantly, contribute our unique experiences and perspectives to its creation.”
Samina Virk, North America CEO of Vestiare discussed Fashion’s Female Future for Women in Climate Tech.
“The future of fashion is circular, and resale is driving the change. We’re seeing a 125% growth in secondhand luxury sales.”
Susan McPherson, CEO of McPherson Strategies, co-hosted an event with New Profit, moderated a panel titled "The Antidote to a Divided America," featuring esteemed speakers Shannon Watts of Moms Demand Action, Paola Ramos of Telemundo News & MSNBC, and Tulaine Montgomery of New Profit, and hosted a panel with Nike called "United Through Play: Coalitions for Sport Equity," emphasizing their commitment to fostering inclusive youth sports and strengthening grassroots movements nationwide.
CEO Destinee Berman hosted a panel on the Future of Health with Future Digital and Snatch Health where she brought together female founders and investors in women's health for an evening of meaningful connections and conversations.
Jenifer Willig, founder of Wrthy, shared insights on a panel entitled Protect Kids Online: Changing the Future of Online Child Safety.
