Mental health startup sparked by personal experience wins Ge

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Mental health startup sparked by personal experience wins Genesis
The Grammarly for mental health, Pioneera, has won the Genesis prize in a tight competition between seven entrepreneurs from the University of Sydney.
Danielle Owen Whitford, Pioneera’s Founder and CEO.
Founder & CEO of Pioneera, Danielle Owen Whitford, created the startup after experiencing burn out at work.
“When I looked back on that time, I realised the warning signs were there, but I was just too busy to see them,” she explained. “I decided I wanted to help others prevent this situation and I felt the secret was in our language.”

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