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Founders often seek to fix systemic issues they encountered in areas such as sexual health, menopause, menstruation and birth control
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Author of the article: Calvi Leon • The London Free Press Publishing date: May 09, 2021 • 1 week ago • 2 minute read • Simone Godbout poses for a photo outside her house in Ottawa this week. Simone is co-founder and chief executive of Marlow, a start-up company created by five former students, all women, at Western University’s Ivey business school who have nearly $500,000 in venture financing and are trying to bring to market a lubricated tampon kit they say is unique. TONY CALDWELL, Postmedia. Article content When you think of great ideas born at business sc...