šŸ”„ Jobs In Women's Health - December 16, 2024

Insights from Jill Angelo + Jobs from Melinda Gates Foundation, TwentyEight Health, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Sirona Strategies, Evvy, Sunfish, Mira, Maven and More!

Welcome to Issue #82!

Each week we share the latest in Jobs in Women’s Health along with events, and opportunities to connect with industry leaders.

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Learn from the Leaders: Gennev Founder Jill Angelo Gives Us Her Top 10 Insights on Building, Scaling and Exiting a Business in Women’s Health


This conversation was part of our Women’s Health Mini-MBA. Click here to learn more about how to learn from Founders like Jill in February as a part of our next cohort.

We recently had an incredible session discussing business models with the amazing Jill Angelo, Founder of Gennev and President of Virtual Health at Unified Women’s Healthcare. If you missed it, here's a snapshot of the top takeaways:

1ļøāƒ£ Start with the Problem: Successful business models identify and solve an "emergency room" problem – something urgent and necessary. Jill's journey began by addressing the unmet need for menopause care, a space underserved for decades.

2ļøāƒ£ The Power of Iteration: Jill's business evolved from selling a single product (lubricant) to becoming the first online menopause telehealth clinic. This evolution was driven by customer insights and willingness to pivot based on market needs.

3ļøāƒ£ Testing Payment Models: Before scaling, Jill tested several payment models manually (e.g., pay-per-visit vs. subscription bundles). This agile approach allowed them to discover the model that resonated with consumers without overcommitting to costly systems.

4ļøāƒ£ Transitioning from D2C to B2B: Moving from a direct-to-consumer (D2C) model to working with insurers and employers required Jill and her team to build entirely new skills and relationships while learning to "speak the language" of payers.

5ļøāƒ£ The Value of Persistence: Category creation is challenging, especially in a stigmatized area like menopause. Jill emphasized the importance of sticking around long enough for the market to mature – and being ready when it does.

6ļøāƒ£ Scaling Responsibly: After Gennev’s acquisition by Unified Women’s Healthcare, Jill shifted focus to sustainable, profitable growth. This includes balancing rapid expansion with maintaining exceptional patient and provider experience.

7ļøāƒ£ Mission-Driven Hiring: Jill’s advice for hiring? Look for mission-aligned individuals who can thrive in ambiguity and bring transferable skills. For those pivoting into women's health, finding mentors and warm introductions is key.

8ļøāƒ£ Leverage Data Thoughtfully: Gathering de-identified data is a powerful tool for driving innovation in healthcare. Gennev’s EMR system now supports advanced predictive care models for menopause.

9ļøāƒ£ Learning from Failure: Jill reminded us that failure is part of innovation. Sharing lessons learned—whether from startups or corporate initiatives—can make you a stronger candidate in women's health.

šŸ”Ÿ Bold Choices, Big Impact: Jill’s decision to prioritize partnerships over independence (via Gennev’s acquisition) was guided by her North Star: ensuring menopause care reaches as many women as possible.

šŸ‘ Thank you Jill for sharing your valuable time with us! Always love catching up with such a legend in our space.

šŸ”— Missed the session? Join In Women’s Health today! Keep reading below for more details.

Let’s Look Back on 2024 and Ahead to 2025 This Week Together

I love this time of year. It’s cold, short days and long nights. It’s a perfect time of transition. As we get through the holidays and take some time to move into the new year, it’s the perfect time to think about what your career will look like in 2025.

Join me this week as we look back on 2024 and ahead to 2025. On Thursday I’ll lead a webinar that will provide a unique way to look back on 2024, evaluate your progress and a unique exercise to do over the next 2 weeks to help you vision and align on your goals for 2025. It’s something I do every year and now I’m sharing it with you.

I’ve done this for the last 5 years and when I go back and read my vision from 5 years ago, almost everything I laid out has come true. This is the first step in creating the big life you want to live. Hope to see you there!

Don’t Search Alone — Join our 2025 Women’s Health Career Mastermind

Are you looking to work on your 2025 Women’s Health Career search with peers who are also on the same journey? Join us for our January Women’s Health Career Mastermind.

We will meet 2x a week (Monday and Thursday 12:30-2pm EST) and walk through the 10-Steps to Getting a Job in Women’s Health.

Each week we will work on not only learning, but doing — actually completing each step together.

This means you’ll be held accountable and be able to workshop your resume, your story, your content plan, your networking strategy and more.

There are only 15 spots remaining - it will be a very small group in order have lots of 1:1 and small group workshop time.

Use the code IWH100 for $100 off if you register before December 31st AND secure lock in at the 2024 rate.

Want to learn more about our 10-Step Plan to Getting a Job in Women’s Health?

Join us for our last webinar on January 9th, 2025.

Expertise Needed: Insurance, Reimbursement and AARP

Over the holidays and into January, I’m looking to talk to a few experts in:

Insurance - Especially in designing insurance benefits plans and what that would look like to do so. I’m especially interested in the nuances for women’s health in the health and life insurance sectors.

Reimbursement - What are the things we need to do in order to make women’s health more profitable? Or what changes to reimbursement need to be made in order to accelerate your business?  

AARP - I’d love to talk to someone who has worked at AARP or another interest organization of similar size or scope.

If this is you, I’d love to spend some time together virtually — happy to trade connections, career advice or help in any other way for your time. Reach out to me at [email protected].

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Sign Up Now for 2024 Prices - Women’s Health Mini-MBA Registration Is Now Open

We have been overwhelmed with the waitlist for the 3rd cohort of the Women’s Health Mini-MBA which is currently over-subscribed at over 100+.

Enrollment in the Women’s Health Mini-MBA is limited to 50 people and completed on a first-come, first-served basis.

Given the overwhelming response, we have opened registration early - exclusively for In Women’s Health Members, those on the MBA waitlist and newsletter readers.

Right now, you are the only people in the industry that can register. We will open the course to the entire ecosystem just after the holidays.

Our 2025 pricing for the course is $1,197.

If you register before December 31, you can lock in 2024 pricing at $997 - that’s a $200 savings and your spot is secured.

The 3rd Cohort of the Women’s Health Mini-MBA will run from February 11th to March 20th, 2025 on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 - 2pm EST. All classes will be recorded for asynchronous viewing.

This industry-leading educational experience is quickly becoming table-stakes for those working in women’s health. We will only offer it a few times in 2025.

HELP! Connections Needed

Our In Women’s Health Community members are looking for connections at the following companies. Please reach out to me directly if you have a connection and would be willing to make an intro.

  • Function Health

  • Amae Health

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