For the FemTech Startup Entrepreneur
Dr. Brittany Barreto is a highly-acclaimed serial entrepreneur who has raised millions in capital. Her thought-leadership is most effective in teaching startups, entrepreneurs, and scientists how to start and scale their business.
Dr. Barreto’s expertise is especially dedicated to supporting innovators in the women’s health space, and empowering marginalized business owners with the insights needed to overcome the unique challenges that come to these groups.
Audience members that hear Dr. Barreto speak will walk away with confidence and a strategy on how to lay the foundation for their business, raise capital, and appeal to investors. Book Brittany today to speak at your next event.
Femtech & The Market
- Current State of Femtech
- FemTech Strengths and Opportunities
- Barriers in the Femtech Industry
- Women’s Health and Wellness
The Herstory of Femtech Companies |
A List of Successful Femtech Exits |
The List of Rising Femtech Stars |
Get to Know These Booming Femtech Companies |
The Feast and Famine Markets in Femtech |
Funding: Who’s Getting It, Who’s Got It |
Get to Know These Femtech Investors |
What it Takes for Femtech to Thrive |
The Feast and Famine Markets in Femtech |
What Does the Future of Femtech Need to Survive |
We Don’t Need More Organic Tampons, We Need Internal Awareness |
Investors are Missing Out, and They Don’t Even Know It |
More Women-Centric Research, Please |
Cashflow in a Taboo Industry |
I Can’t Find the CPT Codes for this Disorder |
A Bad Romance: Femtech and the FDA |
Marketing Obstacles for Femtech Companies |
Where is the research for my idea? |
How to get Male Investors Excited About Your Proposal |
Things that solely (menopause), disproportionately (headaches), or differently (heart attacks) affect women’s health and wellness | The Gender Gap in Health |
Women centered design | The Future is Female-Centered Design |
All femtech is healthtech but not all healthtech is femtech. Why our industry needed its own name. | Femtech Needs Its Own Industry |
Femtech and Funding
-Elizabeth Holmes was funded by non-scientists, always have a scientist or doctor participate in due diligence | There’s No Success Without a Scientist |
-MDs opinions on if they device or drugs already exists, how it may or may not function well in the current healthcare system, and the plausibility of it working | Should You Get a Second Opinion?: How an MDs opinion may affect your research |
-Don’t be fulled by nice slides, get a doctor and scientist’s opinion | Fact: You Need a Scientist’s Opinion |
-Founders – don’t wait till year two to get an MD advisor | Why Every Founder Needs an MD Advisor |
-Conferences – get a PhD or MD to sit on committees that chose who is showcased or gets to pitch at your events | Save a Seat for a PhD on Your Conference Committee |
Elevator pitch | Creating a Powerful Elevator Pitch |
Pitch deck fundamentals | Pitch Deck Fundamentals |
How to give a strong pitch that maintains investors attention | The Perfect Pitch to Keep Investor Attention |
Fundraising strategy | Building Your Fundraising Strategy |
Obtaining a lead investor | How to Find a Lead Investor |
Common fundraising terms and contracts | Your Must-Know Fundraising Terms |
What to expect during fundraising | Here’s What Startup Investors Expect At Every Fundraising Stage |
A Guide to Femtech for Investors
The untapped $50B industry you never heard of | The $50 Billion Question – What is Femtech? |
Previous returns to investors on femtech exits | Returns on Femtech Exits |
Why femtech is set up for success | How Femtech is Positioned to Triumph |
Impact and conscious investing opportunity | Impactful Investment Opportunities |
Majority of femtech founders are female and data shows they bring investors more returns | Why Female Founders Bring Investors A Higher Return |
Believe the founder when they say they have no competition | When a Founder Says They Have No Competition, Believe Them |
A history of femtech companies, including successful Femtech exits to date, and what the industry needs to be successful. A review of ]rising stars in femtech, and booming new femtech companies, who they are, where they are, and what they’re working on. I will also cover what areas in femtech are saturated and what still needs innovating.
Selling & fundraising in a ‘taboo’ industry, and the lack of medical billing codes for female disorders that reflect this reality. Stringent FDA requirements for femtech innovation, and marketing blocks for femtech companies to be aware of. Avoid pitfalls like a lack of research to support your idea, and getting male investors passionate about a femtech deal.
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