International Women’s Day with 3 Female Founders

Interview with 3 female founders

Mindy Sawhney, Tarryn Gorre and Debbie Harris joined us for the 5th episode of Season 3!

Today is a special day when we celebrate International Women’s Day by featuring three inspirational women. Social care’s workforce is 80% powered by women and now we have the privilege of hearing from three remarkable female founders who are making a significant impact on the industry.

Mindy is the co-founder of carestockroom.com, Tarryn is the founder and CEO of Kafoodle and Debbie is the founder and MD of Atumna. All of them have a unique story about how they joined social care. Throughout the episode, we dive into gender issues and explore the many ways in which women contribute to the industry.

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Care Stockroom: https://www.carestockroom.com/

Kafoodle: https://www.kafoodle.com/

Atumna: https://www.autumna.co.uk/

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Geraint Thomas: A social care geek’s story | Tech Care EP. 2

Caroline Green: Why human rights matter for social care tech | Tech Care EP. 3

Sue Jones & Jane Townson: What you are selling is peace of mind – not gadgets | Tech Care EP. 4

Neil Eastwood: Can tech help solve the workforce crisis? | Tech Care EP. 5

Jasmeet Rai & Adam Hutchinson: What do care providers think about technology? | Tech Care EP. 6

Martin Farrow: “There is no quick fix” | Tech Care EP. 7

Jay Dodhia & Mark Anslow: Is technology the best way forward for social care innovation? | Tech Care EP. 8

Martin Green: Tech only matter if they benefit individuals | EP. 9

Tech Care Season 1 highlights | EP. 10

Jane Brightman: Two hearts and one mission | Tech Care S2 E1

Donald Macaskill: An advocate and a dreamer | Tech Care S2 E2

Emma Harding: How tech is supporting self-employed carers | Tech Care S2 E3

Vic Rayner: “We need to be bold in the sector” | Tech Care S2 E4

Karla Zimpel-Leal: From Swindon to South Korea: An outside perspective on home care | Tech Care S2 E5

Charles Armitage: “Care workers will be the last to be replaced by technology” | Tech Care S2 E6

Karolina Gerlich: “Digital should be a solution rather than another source of anxiety” | Tech Care S2 E7

Darren Evans: Planning your digital memory legacy | Tech Care S3 E1

Adam Keane: From Care Home Gardening to Social Tech Entrepreneur | Tech Care S3 E2

Get your Oomph! on with Ben Allen | Tech Care S3 E3

Charles Cross: How VR shapes social care? | Tech Care S3 E4

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