Meet Three More of Our Amazing GEN 4 Panelists
CARRINE CHAMBERS-SAINI - CEO & FOUNDER DIVA INTERNATIONAL INC.
CEO and Founder of Diva International, makers of the DivaCup, Carinne Chambers-Saini always knew that she wanted to follow in her mother’s footsteps, as both an entrepreneur and an advocate for women’s health. After graduating university, she joined forces with her mother to develop the DivaCup, a modern redesign of a concept from the 1930’s. They started Diva on a shoe-string budget from their kitchen table. Challenging a male-dominated industry, their product was often rejected as an unwanted threat to disposables.
Nineteen years later, DivaCup has taken menstrual cups mainstream and disrupted the industry. The DivaCup is now sold in over 40 countries.
Internationally, Diva has sold over 6.5million DivaCups to date. Carinne is a highly sought-after speaker and panelist, joining conversations all around the world on the state and future of the menstrual care industry. She has won multiple awards for her entrepreneurship and innovation, including EY’s Entrepreneur of the Year, RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Award’s Woman of Influence of 2019, and was named Canada’s Top 40 Under 40.
NIKKI HILL - PRINCIPLE, EARNSCLIFFE STRATEGY GROUP
Nikki Hill is the Co-Chair of the United Way Period Promise campaign and the recipient of the 2020 Greater Vancouver Board of Trade Wendy McDonald Community Catalyst Award. .
NICOLE WHITE - FOUNDER, MOON TIME SISTERS
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Nicole White (she/her) is the founder of Moon Time Sisters, an Indigenous led project aimed at supporting northern and remote communities in Canada. Since its inception in January 2017, they've expanded to have four provincial chapters that include Saskatchewan, Ontario, British Columbia, and Manitoba. By the end of 2021, we project having sent two million menstrual products up to First Nations communities.
Her paid work focuses on creating respectful, safe workplaces. Nicole is a registered social worker and has worked in community for nearly two decades and focused her professional work on gender-based issues and engaging marginalized populations.