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Thomas Ferland-Dionne, Co-Founder, Boîte PacIt's great to see women entrepreneurs working to improve the status of women. In 2023, it's more than a must to have tools like Iris + Arlo in your business.
Audrey Bernard, McDonald's franchiseeAt Iris & Arlo, as at McDonald's, equity and inclusion guide our decisions. Aware of the costs associated with menstrual products, I have chosen to offer free menstrual hygiene products to our teams. This simple initiative reinforces a healthy, inclusive work environment that is aligned with our values—because access to these essential products should never be a barrier.
Christiane Germain, Co-Founder, Germain HôtelsBravo and long live the this young local company, which wants to help destigmatize menstruation. In addition to creating healthy products, the educational aspects and their desire to reduce menstrual poverty among young people particularly touched me.
Selena Lu, Partner, LaveryIris + Arlo embodies values that appeal to me: fairness, and social and environmental responsibility. I want to join the movement and help "change the rules" to make a better world.
Marie-Helene David, CEO, MyniParticipating in the Iris + Arlo project means taking one step closer to gender equality.
Vicky Boudreau, Co-Founder and Managing Director, bicom, b nationChanging your period takes courage, conviction and allies. Menstrual poverty is a real issue, and at bicom, a woman-owned company, we were already offering menstrual products. We firmly believe that by uniting our voices with all participating companies, we'll inspire others to follow.
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