Weperimeno × Web Summit Lisbon

About this event

Join us for an evening to deep dive into perimenopause and women's health, hear from female experts, meet international professionals, exchange ideas and get inspired during Web Summit

Something is shifting in women's health. The conversation is getting louder, the data is getting better and the women building solutions are getting bolder.

If you are in your mid 30s or beyond — this evening is for you. Perimenopause is not just hot flashes. It shows up differently in every woman, earlier than most expect and across your whole body - with longterm effects on many levels. And yet most women have never had a real conversation about it.

This is an intimate gathering of women who give a damn about women's health.

✨ What to expect

A short-lived panel of female experts on perimenopause, women's health and femtech — speaking honestly about where we are and where we are heading. With a female gaze, because we believe women should be the ones speaking on women's issues.

Structured networking that makes introductions easy and natural. You will not feel like a stranger in the room.

Cultural exchange across borders, backgrounds and experiences — because perimenopause does not look the same everywhere and neither do the solutions.

✨ Who this is for

Women who know something is shifting — in their health, in their industry or in the world around them.

Women working in femtech, women's health, research, investment or partnerships.

Women who have never had a real conversation about perimenopause and are ready to.

Women who want to connect with others to support each other's journey.

No matter where you are on your own journey — you belong in this room.

Your hosts

weperimeno is a non-profit FemTech platform mapping perimenopause symptoms globally and thereby building the first centralised, cross-cultural data map of perimenopause at scale. We believe every woman deserves to understand her own journey and walk into her next doctor's appointment prepared.

Désirée Melusine and Kaja Otto

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