Episode 15
Expanding your family health benefits to support working women and families
A 2022 survey by Indeed found more than a third of working women have thought about quitting their jobs because of burnout and the demands of family life. To help you retain the women in your workforce, and attract more top female talent, we’ve turned to Kate Muzzatti, Chief People Officer at Maven Clinic.
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Kate Muzzatti
Chief People Officer, Maven Clinic
Kate Muzzatti is Chief People Officer for Maven Clinic, the world’s largest virtual clinic for women’s and family health. Kate previously served as Chief People Officer at Babylist and has held people and human resources leadership positions at M.M.LaFleur, Blue Apron, and Gilt Groupe. Kate received her B.S. in Psychology from Santa Clara University. She lives in New York City with her husband and two children.
“Companies should structure their benefits to provide equitable support for all employees while understanding that there are a lot of different regulations at the local level. And that means you have to get creative with how you administer benefits.”
Kate Muzzatti
Chief People Officer, Maven Clinic
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