Most Innovative Companies

Maven Clinic

The Maven Clinic operates a personalized, family-based health platform supporting patients through every stage of adding a little one to their family, whether that be through fertility issues, adoption, preconception, or returning to work after having a baby. Maven is the largest family and female telemedicine network, offering care in more than 20 specialties and supporting over 30 languages. It has been featured in a number of media syndicates for its work empowering women and families.

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Most Innovative Companies

This innovative telemedicine network wants companies to think beyond maternity leave

Maven Clinic provides affordable access to lactation consultants, postpartum therapists, and other specialists for a fraction of the typical cost.

This innovative telemedicine network wants companies to think beyond maternity leave

How GM and CNN are copying startups

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Most Innovative Companies

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Impact

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This filter for the front of an N95 mask could make it reusable

The coronavirus will reshape how we build offices—and where we build community

Creativity

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Ava DuVernay launches Array 101, an online education platform to dig deeper into her films’ social themes

This UN World Food Programme ‘World Hunger Day’ PSA is like a Tasty video in reverse

Co.Design

Uniqlo is making masks out of its underwear fabric

You can now buy used clothes online from Walmart

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Work Life

Managers, think twice before you send that 2 a.m. email

This is how advertisers and publishers survive the pandemic—together

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