For those worried about the future of female healthcare, please check out femtech studio Fierce Foundry.
In Deloitte's March 2024 Blog: The Pulse, Angela Vanscoy, Audit & Assurance partner, and Heather Gates, Audit & Assurance Private Growth leader, Deloitte & Touche LLP state the following:
"According to Statista, femtech topped $50 billion in 2021 and is expected to grow to $103 billion by 2030. Precedence Research estimates a market value of $108.8 billion by 2032. So there is quite a bit of opportunity on the horizon."
(You can read the blog and more in the "Road to Next / Femtech: Poised for Growth" link in the comments.)
*️⃣ However, the election results may influence this trajectory. *️⃣
So you can support Fierce Foundry by investing in the Wefunder to launch the first of three companies (with the other two hot on its heels).
Fierce Foundry is a femhealth/femtech studio aimed at co-founding three companies a year to further research, development, and products and services to improve women's lives, especially regarding their health and wellness.
If you'd like to learn more, please get in touch with me, and I can connect you to the founder, Melissa Wallace.
I encourage you to repost and share this widely, even outside this platform.
Fierce Foundry is committed to making a significant difference in the health and wellness of women in FOR-profit endeavors. FF is explicitly raising funds on Wefunder to provide an inclusive avenue for ANYONE to get involved, take advantage of the opportunity to solve real-world problems, AND receive a RETURN on their investment.
Disclaimers: Deloitte, Angela Vanscoy, and Heather Gates and any other individuals and entities mentioned in this post are referenced solely for informational purposes. Their inclusion does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation with this post, Fierce Foundry, or its Wefunder investment opportunity.
Additionally, this post is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Please refer to the full offering on Wefunder before investing (link in comments). Early-stage investments can result in loss of investment, are often illiquid, and are best suited for a diversified portfolio. This is not investment advice.