Tania Boler is a trailblazing advocate and expert in women's health, fearlessly addressing some of the most taboo and stigmatized topics. She brings unparalleled value to the stage through her unique blend of academic rigor, practical experience, and entrepreneurial spirit. Audiences are captivated by her insightful analysis of systemic problems in women's healthcare and her innovative approaches to addressing these challenges. Tania's talks inspire and equip listeners to advocate for better healthcare practices, embrace technology's role in breaking stigmas, and understand the critical importance of integrating women's perspectives in product development.

Tania's academic journey began with a PhD focusing on teenage pregnancy and HIV in South Africa, and she later played a crucial role at the United Nations, spearheading the first-ever Global Curriculum on Sex & Sexuality Education. Tania's scholarly contributions include extensive publications and two seminal books on HIV, gender, and education. As Global Director for Evidence & Innovation at Marie Stopes International, Tania championed initiatives to improve reproductive health services across South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa, solidifying her commitment to global health equity.

Though she was already a women's health expert, Tania's transformative experience of becoming a parent in 2011 opened her eyes to how underserved women are in healthcare. This realization inspired her to launch Elvie, a company dedicated to empowering women through radical, female-first technology. Under her leadership, Elvie has revolutionized the femtech industry, achieving over $100M in revenue, developing cutting-edge tech, breaking societal taboos, and setting new standards in women's health technology based on research and innovation, not assumption.