​Each year, approximately 2 million women in the US enter menopause. 

​But there seems to be a stigma around talking about the changes women are experiencing. 

​Menopause is often swept under the rug and ignored, even though it affects your employees. 

​But it shouldn’t be. 

​And as more millennials start entering perimenopause, the conversation cannot be ignored.  

​Menopause isn’t just a “personal thing,” it’s a big workplace challenge that can impact everything from productivity to morale and women often aren’t given the support they need to navigate these challenges. 

​So, what’s the plan? 

​Join us as we dive into the nitty-gritty of how menopause shows up in the workplace and, more importantly, what you can do about it. 

​We’re bringing in the experts—Dr. Stacey Fine, OB-GYN at Maven, and Lisa March, Director of Employer Growth at Maven—to discuss everything from creating a supportive culture to implementing game-changing policies that actually make a difference.

​If you’re looking to turn your workplace into a safe space for all employees—you should absolutely attend this event.

​And a big THANK YOU to Maven for making this event posisble! 💕 — Transform your workplace with Maven’s inclusive healthcare benefits that bridge care gaps and improve member health from family planning through midlife. Learn how Maven can help you attract top talent and boost productivity— explore their solutions today!

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​Hebba Youseff

​​Hebba Youssef is the Chief People Officer at Workweek and founder and creator of “I Hate it Here.” Her weekly newsletter has over 90,000 subscribers and focuses on how HR/People teams can build great work cultures.

​​​​​​Hebba has led a global learning and development teams, ran talent management teams, and was most recently the Head of People at a fintech startup. She's built People Ops teams from the ground up, scaled companies, and gained a few white hairs along the way. Hebba has worked across several industries like tech, fintech and media and was most recently at Axios and Lithic.

​​​​​​In her free time, you can find her reading sci-fiction or fantasy novels and playing board games with her family.

​Dr. Stacey Fine

​Dr. Stacey Silverman Fine, FACOG, is a full-time Maven OB-GYN and a graduate of  Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine. Dr. Fine has over 20 years of experience in obstetrics and gynecology, specializing in menopause, osteoporosis, and breast cancer. Dr. Fine completed her residency at the University of California Irvine Medical Center, where she served as Administrative Chief Resident. Her past leadership roles include Medical Director of Women’s Services, Camarillo, at Dignity Health Medical Foundation and Founding Medical Director of Women’s Health Partners of Los Robles Hospital and Medical Center, as well as Vice Chief of Staff at Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital. In her spare time, Dr. Silverman Fine loves to spend time with her two young adult children and her three dogs, read, exercise, and cook. 

​Lisa March

​Lisa March serves as Director of Employer Growth at Maven Clinic, where she leads their Enterprise and SMB sales team. Lisa joined Maven over two years ago to bring inclusive family benefits to more women and families worldwide. Prior to Maven, she spent over a decade in retail and e-commerce managing enterprise business development, revenue growth, and go-to-market strategy at Silicon Valley startups, Yahoo, and Amazon. Today, Lisa works closely with HR leaders to improve their Total Rewards offerings with inclusive family benefits that improve health outcomes, drive DE&I, and help retain and attract top talent. Her passion for changing how we approach personalized healthcare stems from her experience navigating breast cancer treatment and fertility preservation during the pandemic, and is a fierce advocate for one-size-fits one physical and mental health.

​Lisa lives in Seattle, Washington with her husband and two cats, and holds her MBA from Santa Clara University and Bachelors of Science from Loyola Marymount University. In her free time she enjoys live music, Washington wines, and hiking.