Four inspirational leaders shortlisted for Femtech World award

Four inspirational leaders have been shortlisted for the Femtech World Leader of the Year award, sponsored by IVF 2.0.

IVF2.0 is a UK-based company which uses AI to improve IVF outcomes. Its tools help embryologists better select oocytes, embryos and sperm to ease workload and increase pregnancy success rates.

The company has a strong research background, peer reviewed publications and experienced leadership.

The team will judge the four submissions for the Leader of the Year category, with the winner announced at a virtual ceremony on May 2.

Congratulations to the shortlist for making the cut and many thanks to all the other submissions for taking the time to enter.

Inessa Lurye, senior director of product and head of women’s health at Hinge Health

Hinge Health is a digital clinic for joint and muscle pain on a mission to reduce musculoskeletal pain, opioid use and surgeries by pairing advanced wearable technology with a comprehensive clinical care team.

Sylvia Kang, founder and CEO of Mira 

Mira is a San Francisco-based health start-up providing integrative care and hormonal testing. The company aims to develop data-driven hormonal health solutions to help women make confident health decisions during every stage of their lives.

PherDal is developing the first FDA-cleared, at-home fertility treatment. Its technology aims to bring assisted reproduction back into the home as an affordable, over-the-counter fertility treatment.

Athena Doshi, founder and CEO of Celeste

Celeste is a start-up which uses AI-powered precision medicine to enable healthcare providers and payers to assess how a patient will respond to medications and subsequently create personalised adherence plans.