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Kinhub
Personalised support for life's key journeys
- 1-20 employees
- Healthcare
- B2C
- B2B
- Artificial Intelligence
- Mental health
- SaaS
- Wellbeing
- Holborn, London, UK
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Company mission
To empower working lives by supporting personal lives.
Our take
While corporations increase focus on attracting and retaining diverse talent, almost half of employees who leave a company do so because of unhealthy work-life boundaries. Kinhub is a health and wellbeing platform that empowers people to thrive at work and home by offering convenient, personalised, and evidenced-based support.
The company’s platform supports people whenever they need it through video consultations with vetted wellness and family-support experts, as well as round-the-clock, trusted responses to people’s key questions, and targeted resources to maintain mental-wellbeing.
Kinhub have topic-specific experts on areas including fertility and childcare, burnout and the return to work, nutrition and wellbeing, relationships and divorce, menopause, and men’s health. There are promising long-term growth opportunities and has it well set to be a leading digital wellbeing provider.
Steph
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- Enhanced Family
- Leave policy (maternity leave / paternity leave)
- Mental health support via HeadSpace
- Annual training allowance
- Referral bonuses
- Flexible working
Funding (1 round)
Jan 2020
$0.3m
GRANT
Total funding: $0.3m
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Leadership
Erika Brodnock
(CEO)Current Research Officer at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Co-Founder & Head of Research at Extend Ventures, Founder of Karisma Kidz Limited, M2 Founder of ZINC, and former CEO of Wayra.
Jacob Herandi
(COO)Former Cohort Member at Antler. Previously worked as a Finance & Operations Consultant (Freelance), Finance Project Manager at Wayhome, and worked in Finance & Structuring at Clarendon House Capital.
Helen Yannakoudakis
(CTO)Current Assistant Professor at King's College London. Current Visiting Researcher and former Senior Research Associate and Affiliated Lecturer at the University of Cambridge. Received their PhD in Natural Language Processing from the University of Cambridge.