Remy Tucker spotted a billion-dollar opportunity hiding in plain sight - and it's changing women's health for good.
She's the founder of On The House, fresh off the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, and she's figured out how to make period products free for women everywhere - and have brands compete to pay for it.
We're getting into how she found this blind spot in women's health, how she raised VC funding with zero finance background, and the business model that makes it all possible.
WE COVER
How she went from student midwife to VC-backed founder
The ad-funded business model that makes period products free for women
How to raise VC funding with zero finance background
The founder mindset: rejection therapy, delusion, and why failure isn't an option
CHAPTERS 1:06 – Intro + welcome 2:35 – What she knows now that she wishes she'd known earlier 4:14 – The idea behind On The House 8:28 – The moment she decided to go all in 22:38 – Building your network from scratch 27:40 – Building in public and creating your own luck 30:22 – The founder mindset: rejection therapy and delusion 35:06 – How to raise VC funding with zero background 44:56 – The one thing to do if you want to be a founder 51:11 – Best advice ever
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