Gaia Salizzoni Founder and CEO of Hale is building a community of people with chronic pelvic pain building real solutions to improve their quality of life. Other than the community they also offer a 8 weeks course. The market sounds poised to grow exponentially, because as Gaia said we just realised half of the world population has been neglected. In this episode we have gone a bit off script, but I think it was essential for a such an important topic.

• To kick us off, do you want to give us an elevator pitch?
• What's the problem you are trying to solve?
• How are you solving it? What services do you offer/where? 
• Will it change in the next few years? What are your plans for the future?
• How do you find new community members/how do people and potential members get to know you?
• Who are your early adopters? 
• Based on what you have seen so far are people open to talk about this?
• What’s your business model? 
• How do you measure traction? What numbers are proving that you are on the right track?
• Do you think you have some competitors? Or Hale is the first community of this kind? 
• How is your team? How did you select the right people and roles at the start?
• What makes you the right founder to tackle this problem?
• What are the major risks you see ahead for the success of Hale?
• Have you already raised funds? Are you looking to do so soon?

Hale: https://en.halecommunity.com/

Gaia: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaia-salizzoni/

Anna: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-marcandella-07119612a/

Alberto: https://www.linkedin.com/in/albertogaragnani/

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