According to the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor’s 2023/24 Women’s Entrepreneurship Report, startup activity among women has risen steadily over the past 25 years, even as they face headwinds related to cultural perceptions of women in business and limited access to capital. One of the effects of this activity is women entrepreneurs who are taking problems affecting women in healthcare and creating business solutions to address them.  In this episode, four entrepreneurial leaders in the women’s health innovation space, taking problems in women’s healthcare and leading the way to possibilities. Elissa Kalver Founder and CEO of Wegotthis.org Dr. Wiljeana Glover, Associate Professor in Operations and Information Management, and the founding faculty director of the Kerry Murphy Healey Center for Health Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Babson College Elizabeth Bailey, Co-Founder and Managing director of Foreground Capital Mary Tinebra, Business Partner and Chief Commercialization Officer at Inflection