We love seeing the incredible @Helenegger among Forbes' “50 over 50” founders! A renowned child psychiatrist, she made the entrepreneurial leap alongside her daughter @rebeccaegger to support the mental health of children + families with @LittleOtterCare. https://t.co/PBeshNLiQA
Aspen Institute just released a 72 slide "Benefits Scorecard." It's fun. And it totally misses the problem: benefits tied to employers.
What if... stick with me... we stopped pretending employers were some sort of patriarchal savior?
THE PEOPLE NEED BETTER PRODUCTS AND TOOLS.
people are upset about layoffs, rescinded offers, stocks down but for me, I live in a constant state of anxious hyper-vigilance, expecting to have the floor pulled out from under me and needing to spring into action quickly at any time
so I’m groovy 🧖♀️
This sexist, lazy and mean spirited article is deeply embarrassing for the New York Times, and sends yet another message to women founders who already feel like they’re building with a target on their backs.
My mom-89 years old today. She went to @EinsteinMed medical school in the late 60s with three little girls (I was 7) and practiced as a psychiatrist until age 86. Shout out to @EinsteinMed for making her career and her inspiration to me and my sisters possible #womendoctors#mom
There’s a pretty impressive ex-palantir contingent in healthcare. Some are productizing things they built for clients at palantir. Most are unafraid of going deep into unsexy areas, have strong technical talent to pull from, and experienced with complex enterprise contracting
We have seen a staggering rise in suicide risks at @LittleOtterCare over the past few months. It’s hard to talk about, but it’s a reality we must solve. Thank you @Andrew_Solomon for sharing the story of these families. https://t.co/P9O2RwIwnZ
https://t.co/pJGcFgBnmm this is cool. We give our providers equity and do an equity 101 session during onboarding to make sure folks understand its value.
Very true - my main guidance for folks starting out is to worry less about the long term plan- you can’t know what’s going to happen- jump on the opportunities that align with your values and you’ll have built a career to be proud of.
Big career decisions don’t come with a map, but all you need is a compass.
The right next move is the one that brings you a step closer to living your core values.
In an unpredictable world, you can’t make a master plan. You can only gauge whether you’re on a meaningful path.
It was clear from my first conversations with @kbakes and the rest of the CRV team that they were the right partner for Little Otter. Beyond excited to work with such an amazing crew going forward!
Only 20% of kids with an impairing mental health disorder receive care. @LittleOtterCare is changing that. We led the Series A and support women like @helenegger@rebeccaegger who use tech AND science to deliver the care families deserve. #PowerToTheFamily
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Today, we celebrate the closing of our Series A, led by @CRV. Our mother-daughter founded company is providing holistic family mental health care because families need more than daycare and diapers.
#littleotterhealth#childrensmentalhealth
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