Breaking Down Menopause Stigma in the Workplace
Kathryn Carter, former Snapchat GM and founder of MyPause Health, is tackling menopause shame and stigma in Australia using AI and e-commerce technology.
Her company, MyPause, offers science-backed and TGA-approved menopause supplements, which are now going global. Carter is focusing on the workplace, where women of perimenopausal age are the fastest-growing demographic, with a nearly 40% increase since 1980.
- Thousands of women are leaving their careers early due to lack of support.
- US workplaces are taking steps to address this issue, offering benefits such as menopause specialists, quiet rooms, and "comfort closets" with fans and deodorant.
Australia lags behind in supporting women in the workplace during menopause.
Author's summary: Kathryn Carter tackles menopause stigma with AI and e-commerce tech.
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