What can leaders can do to support employees' personal wellness without sacrificing productivity? Learn practical behaviors you can implement immediately—and ones to avoid—to create a genuine culture of well-being.
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Dulcie Madden
Co-Founder and CEO, Rest Devices
Dulcie Madden is the co-founder and CEO of Rest Devices, a Boston-based startup that builds software and hardware for parents to help their babies sleep better.
In 2014, Rest Devices launched a hardware product, the Mimo Baby Sleep Tracker, a wearable device that tracks an infant's sleep data. The company partnered with Johnson & Johnson to develop a product that provides customized sleep coaching for parents, that combines machine learning, the cloud, and clinical expertise to help parents get more sleep within a week.
Madden earned an MPH in Epidemiology and International Health from Boston Univerity, and was an MBA candidate at the MIT Sloan School of Management. She earned an undergraduate degree in Biology from Georgetown University
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CEO Dulcie Madden on Navigating Cash Flow Shortages & Adversity While Raising Your Family & Team
How do you handle the more extreme lows on the founder's journey, that you couldn't predict, like an unexpected acquisition offer or being sued by a large manufacturer? Entrepreneur Dulcie Madden shares lessons she's learned growing her hardware startup, Rest Devices. Madden's story is compelling and unique. But her insights on founding team dynamics, marrying your business partner, being CEO while raising a family, leading a company through legal problems and cash flow shortages are useful to any entrepreneur.
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