Chloe Macintosh, founder and CEO of the sexual wellness app Kama, began her career in architecture, quickly rising to prominence as an associate partner at age 26 with Norman Foster. She co-founded made.com, a trailblazing homeware retail business, and later took on the role of Chief Creative Officer at Soho House. Chloe is now passionately focused on redefining conversations around sexuality and well-being, blending her innovative spirit with a quest for societal change.

In this episode, we explore:

• Working full-time at Norman Foster while still a student and becoming an associate partner by 26.

• Scaling made.com while balancing motherhood.

• Shifting to entrepreneurship and her role at Soho House.

• Pleasure education and its importance in personal growth.

• Self-relationships and healing to build healthy connections.

• Addressing societal taboos around sexuality and empowerment.

• A new narrative for older women in terms of femininity and sexual energy.

Links mentioned:

Website: https://kama.co/

App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kama-sex-wellness-education/id1498761714

Chloe Macintosh on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chloemacintosh/

Chloe Macintosh on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chloe_macintosh/

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🙏 A heartfelt thank you to DIONZ Member, Maria Sukkar, for sponsoring Season 2 of the podcast. Maria brings over two decades of leadership in philanthropy, with a strong focus on the arts. She holds trusteeships and advisory roles at countless prestigious art institutions like the Tate Museum and ICA. As an iPEC-certified life and leadership coach, Maria is passionate about empowering individuals, particularly women, to navigate challenges and achieve their goals. Her personal journey of transformation, combined with her deep understanding of societal pressures on women, fuels her commitment to making a positive impact. If you would like to meet Maria, please reach out to us.