Industry Spotlight: Fem Tech

Join us to learn more about HBS alumni making their mark in the Fem Tech sector. 

Panelists:

Jessica Bell van der Wal is reframing family planning as the CEO and Founder of Frame Fertility. Frame is the first and only evidence-based platform that enables the early identification of fertility risk and care navigation leading to better fertility and overall health. Developed with clinical experts, Frame Fertility’s approach alleviates a downstream and often costly fertility crisis for patients, employers and providers. Prior to Frame, she led teams in marketing, customer success, operations and strategy at Castlight Health, Nike, Deloitte Consulting and Genentech. She is also an advisor to multiple digital health companies, educational institutions, nonprofits, and women’s empowerment organizations. Jessica holds a BA in Public Health from UNC Chapel Hill and an MBA from Harvard Business School.



Paxton is the CEO & Founder of Alife Health, a company working to improve the equity and efficacy of in-vitro fertilization using artificial intelligence. Previously, Paxton was the first clinical engineer and the first product manager at Auris Health (acquired by Johnson & Johnson for $3.4 Billion), where he helped develop a surgical robotics platform to detect and treat early stage lung cancer. He holds a BS in Biomedical Engineering, an MS in Computational Science, and an MBA from Harvard University.

 

Gaby Santana Goldstein is the Head of Business at Hey Jane and HBS Class of 2020 where she served as the SA Co-President. At Hey Jane, Gaby is focused on business development and partnerships, driving new business growth opportunities, supporting fundraising efforts, as well as legal & policy work. Prior to Hey Jane, Gaby held business development and general management positions at several big tech companies including Facebook and Wayfair. Outside of work, Gaby is mom to Theo (2), pregnant with her second boy due in November, and sits on two Boards for Planned Parenthood League of Massachussetts as well as on the Philanthropic Board of Advisors for Boston Childrens Hospital. Hey Jane is a womens telehealth company focused on high-need, highly stigmatized treatments beginning with abortion care.

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