Welcome to our team spotlight series, where we introduce the people behind FLORA. Building a first-of-its-kind fertility insurance product takes a group of humans who care deeply about the work, and we want you to meet them.

In each post, a team member shares what they do here, why this mission matters to them, and a little about who they are outside of work. Expect real answers, a few fun surprises, and a closer look at the faces making proactive family planning possible.

Meet the person behind the work below.

Your current role at FLORA, plus what you'd call your job if titles didn't exist How long have you been at FLORA?

Marketing Manager. But if titles didn't exist? I'd be your group chat's resident fertility girl.

How long have you been at FLORA?

About three months

In a sentence or two, what do you do day to day?

I own FLORA's content and brand voice. Day to day, that's writing, shaping campaigns, and figuring out how to talk about fertility in a way that feels human instead of clinical.

What pulled you toward FLORA, or toward the fertility and women's health space in general?

t comes down to how much I care about women actually understanding their own bodies - it's wild how little we're taught about something this fundamental. And so much of fertility gets talked about in a cold, clinical way that leaves you more confused than helped. FLORA was my chance to change that: to take something women are usually left to figure out alone and tell it in a way that's warm, clear, and human.

How do you spend your time outside of work? What fills your time?

Time with the people I love, a lot of traveling with my partner, reading, going to the movies, and never turning down a good drink or two!

What's something people would be surprised to learn about you?

I've been to all six Disney parks in the world ! California, Orlando, Tokyo, Paris, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. All six. It's basically a personality trait at this point.

Your most useless talent or your weirdest habit. Own it.

I collect snow globes! I'm at about 135, which is either a hobby or a diagnosis.

Pick one and answer: coffee order, comfort meal, or the song that gets you going.

Comfort meal, easy: sushi.

A book, show, or podcast you push on everyone you meet.

Every single friend of mine has to watch Friends. No shame, no exceptions.

What's something on your bucket list you still need to cross off?

Seeing the Northern Lights in person!