Tania is an internationally recognized women’s health expert and has held leadership positions for various global NGOs and the United Nations. Passionate about challenging taboo women’s issues, Tania founded Elvie in 2013, partnering with Alexander Asseily to create a global hub of connected health and lifestyle products for women.
I think it just shows that finally, femtech is being taken seriously by investors. And we’re just also delighted to bring in BlackRock, which is going to bring so much experience, particularly as we go on our mission, which is basically to become the first femtech company to IPO in the next couple of years.
This week, wearable breast pump maker Elvie secured $80 million in Series C funding, the biggest raise in an initial fundraise round for a female-founded femtech company. Founder Tania Boler spoke to Forbes about what the raise means for the future of her company.