Rachael Kim's guest appearances

Rachael Kim

The Glow Up Podcast

WeAreLATech Los Angeles Startups Podcast, hosted by Espree Devora

Ventures

Lane Change

Creativity + Business

Dave Feldman

Tori Dunlap

Sarah MacKenzie

Nate Jackson

Tony Sager

Larry Little

Kim Porter

Blac Chyna

Dawn Dickson

Eric Chen

David Harding

Priscilla Presley

Luka Hocevar

Rachel Siegel

Nikkita Oliver

OwlTail

Nora Toure

In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about one of the hardest jobs in the world; being a leader. From intrinsic motivation to the balance of hard and soft skills, we discuss how our panel of leaders are leading their team through empathy and warmth, while serving their businesses with integrity.   Follow us @creativityplusbusiness on Instagram Follow our guests on LinkedIn: My Nguyen @my-nguyen-128a02b Rachael Kim @rachael-kim-757b95b Nora Toure @noratoure

In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about one of the hardest jobs in the world; being a leader. From intrinsic motivation to the balance of hard and soft skills, we discuss how our panel of leaders are leading their team through empathy and warmth, while serving their businesses with integrity.   Follow us @creativityplusbusiness on Instagram Follow our guests on LinkedIn: <ul><li>My Nguyen <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/my-nguyen-128a02b" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@my-nguyen-128a02b</a></li> <li>Rachael Kim <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachael-kim-757b95b" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@rachael-kim-757b95b</a></li> <li>Nora Toure <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/noratoure" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@noratoure</a></li></ul>

No To Fearship, Yes to Leadership ft. My Nguyen, Nora Toure, Rachael Kim

Rachael Kim was just getting her company Project Untaboo off the ground when COVID hit. In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to recommit to your mission / vision even when as the path to revenue &amp; fundraising becomes less clear.

Rachael Kim was just getting her company Project Untaboo off the ground when COVID hit. In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to recommit to your mission / vision even when as the path to revenue &amp; fundraising becomes less clear.

Rachael Kim: Femcare Founder Focuses On Access to Information

In this episode my guest Rachael Kim (Founder &amp; CEO, Project Untaboo) and I discuss period equity, period health/care/education, Project Untaboo, and advice for entrepreneurs and investors considering the space of femtech and healthcare in general. Visit https://satchel.works/@wclittle/ventures-episode-10 for detailed notes and links to resources mentioned. You can watch this episode via video here. Throughout this conversation we cover the following: 1:45 - Rachael intro, background as a young entrepreneur and data privacy expert5:07 - Principles learned from Rachael’s first business as a violin teacher 10:18 - Experience in London working in data privacy when GDPR legislation passed 16:54 - Rachael’s experiences traveling around the world and lessons learned. 22:26 - More background on the threads that came together for Rachael to start Project Untaboo; origin story. 24:05 - What was the original vision for Project Untaboo before COVID-19 hit and how did things change when the pandemic was widespread?27:29 - What are the global social justice / social impact issues surrounding period care and the need for period education? 30:17 - What options/education/innovation is happening globally? 34:15 - What stories and resources does Project Untaboo (https://www.projectuntaboo.com) have available today for people to check out?36:21 - What is “femtech” ?37:52 - What is the outlook for femtech and what is Rachael hopeful for in this industry in the future? 42:30 - What apps/services are available for period care/tracking? What does Rachael recommend? 44:11 - What research is happening in period care/science/equity? What is Racheal currenting learning/investigating? 49:17 - Where is Project Untaboo heading in the future? 52:04 - Who is Project Untaboo’s customer? 53:35 - Will it be a subscription service for consumers? 53:58 - What will the Business-to-Business (B2B) side look like? 54:40 - What advice does Racheal have for a younger audience listening in that may not have a great support system to talk about period care? 56:40 - What opportunities exist for entrepreneurs interested in innovating in femtech/period care? What new products/services would be excited for Rachael to see in this space? 59:05 - What is Period Equality / Period Equity? (Note: for a more general conversation about the difference between “equity” and “equality”, see: https://www.premiertalentpartners.com/how-equality-and-equity-are-different/ ) 1:01:25 - What final words does Rachael have for investors/founders/innovators listening and watching in? 1:03:33 - How can people help Rachael and Project Untaboo? (Learn more and sign up for their newsletter at https://www.projectuntaboo.com/ )

In this episode my guest Rachael Kim (Founder &amp; CEO, Project Untaboo) and I discuss period equity, period health/care/education, Project Untaboo, and advice for entrepreneurs and investors considering the space of femtech and healthcare in general. Visit <a href="https://satchel.works/@wclittle/ventures-episode-10" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://satchel.works/@wclittle/ventures-episode-10</a> for detailed notes and links to resources mentioned. You can watch this episode via video <a href="https://satchel.works/@wclittle/ventures-episode-10" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Throughout this conversation we cover the following: 1:45 - Rachael intro, background as a young entrepreneur and data privacy expert5:07 - Principles learned from Rachael’s first business as a violin teacher 10:18 - Experience in London working in data privacy when GDPR legislation passed 16:54 - Rachael’s experiences traveling around the world and lessons learned. 22:26 - More background on the threads that came together for Rachael to start Project Untaboo; origin story. 24:05 - What was the original vision for Project Untaboo before COVID-19 hit and how did things change when the pandemic was widespread?27:29 - What are the global social justice / social impact issues surrounding period care and the need for period education? 30:17 - What options/education/innovation is happening globally? 34:15 - What stories and resources does Project Untaboo (<a href="https://www.projectuntaboo.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.projectuntaboo.com</a>) have available today for people to check out?36:21 - What is “femtech” ?37:52 - What is the outlook for femtech and what is Rachael hopeful for in this industry in the future? 42:30 - What apps/services are available for period care/tracking? What does Rachael recommend? 44:11 - What research is happening in period care/science/equity? What is Racheal currenting learning/investigating? 49:17 - Where is Project Untaboo heading in the future? 52:04 - Who is Project Untaboo’s customer? 53:35 - Will it be a subscription service for consumers? 53:58 - What will the Business-to-Business (B2B) side look like? 54:40 - What advice does Racheal have for a younger audience listening in that may not have a great support system to talk about period care? 56:40 - What opportunities exist for entrepreneurs interested in innovating in femtech/period care? What new products/services would be excited for Rachael to see in this space? 59:05 - What is Period Equality / Period Equity? (Note: for a more general conversation about the difference between “equity” and “equality”, see: <a href="https://www.premiertalentpartners.com/how-equality-and-equity-are-different/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.premiertalentpartners.com/how-equality-and-equity-are-different/</a> ) 1:01:25 - What final words does Rachael have for investors/founders/innovators listening and watching in? 1:03:33 - How can people help Rachael and Project Untaboo? (Learn more and sign up for their newsletter at <a href="https://www.projectuntaboo.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.projectuntaboo.com/</a> )

Period equity, femtech, health education, and Project Untaboo :: with Rachael Kim

The girls are back with another episode straight outta quarantine! This week they're joined by Rachael Kim, founder at UnTaboo, a feminine hygiene startup focused on periods, inclusion and environmentalism. Find out how a girl from a small farming suburb went from a traditional Korean upbringing to backpacking Europe, living in London and then starting her dream company!

Ep. 153 - Rachael Kim of UnTaboo