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MIJSC to host webinar on ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6

Tomoko Minagawa, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association, and Ankita Pegu, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program, in dialogue

5 March, 2026, Bengaluru: The Mizuho India Japan Study Centre (MIJSC), at IIM Bangalore will host a webinar titled ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6, 2026, from 02:30 PM IST/06:00 PM JST. The session is organised ahead of International Women’s Day and is being held in collaboration with the Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and the NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIM Bangalore.

To register and join via Zoom: https://forms.office.com/r/WWfnTqKAMb

The session will feature Tomoko Minagawa, Founder and President, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and Executive Director, Women’s Health Commercial Lead at Organon K.K., along with Ankita Pegu, Assistant Vice President, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIMB.

The session will also feature a startup showcase by Devhuti Chetan Palan, Founder of Arundhati Healthcare, India, a FemTech venture building science-backed, user-informed solutions addressing women’s hygiene and diagnostic needs.

Women’s health innovation is increasingly emerging as a global economic and policy priority. The FemTech market is projected to reach nearly USD 100 billion by 2030, while addressing gaps in women’s healthcare could unlock up to USD 1 trillion in global economic value by 2040. At the same time, Japan’s aging society and India’s rapidly expanding digital health adoption ecosystem present complementary opportunities for cross-border collaboration. Women entrepreneurs, startups, and evolving policy frameworks are playing a critical role in accelerating innovation and shaping the future of women’s healthcare.

This session will examine how both the Indian and Japanese innovation ecosystems are shaping women’s health innovation through policy, markets, and entrepreneurship.

Add to Calendar 2026-03-06 05:30:00 2026-05-15 13:02:37 MIJSC to host webinar on ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6 Tomoko Minagawa, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association, and Ankita Pegu, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program, in dialogue 5 March, 2026, Bengaluru: The Mizuho India Japan Study Centre (MIJSC), at IIM Bangalore will host a webinar titled ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6, 2026, from 02:30 PM IST/06:00 PM JST. The session is organised ahead of International Women’s Day and is being held in collaboration with the Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and the NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIM Bangalore. To register and join via Zoom: https://forms.office.com/r/WWfnTqKAMb The session will feature Tomoko Minagawa, Founder and President, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and Executive Director, Women’s Health Commercial Lead at Organon K.K., along with Ankita Pegu, Assistant Vice President, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIMB. The session will also feature a startup showcase by Devhuti Chetan Palan, Founder of Arundhati Healthcare, India, a FemTech venture building science-backed, user-informed solutions addressing women’s hygiene and diagnostic needs. Women’s health innovation is increasingly emerging as a global economic and policy priority. The FemTech market is projected to reach nearly USD 100 billion by 2030, while addressing gaps in women’s healthcare could unlock up to USD 1 trillion in global economic value by 2040. At the same time, Japan’s aging society and India’s rapidly expanding digital health adoption ecosystem present complementary opportunities for cross-border collaboration. Women entrepreneurs, startups, and evolving policy frameworks are playing a critical role in accelerating innovation and shaping the future of women’s healthcare. This session will examine how both the Indian and Japanese innovation ecosystems are shaping women’s health innovation through policy, markets, and entrepreneurship. IIM Bangalore IIM Bangalore communications@iimb.ac.in Asia/Kolkata public
6 Mar 2026

MIJSC to host webinar on ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6

Add to Calendar 2026-03-06 05:30:00 2026-05-15 13:02:37 MIJSC to host webinar on ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6 Tomoko Minagawa, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association, and Ankita Pegu, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program, in dialogue 5 March, 2026, Bengaluru: The Mizuho India Japan Study Centre (MIJSC), at IIM Bangalore will host a webinar titled ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6, 2026, from 02:30 PM IST/06:00 PM JST. The session is organised ahead of International Women’s Day and is being held in collaboration with the Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and the NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIM Bangalore. To register and join via Zoom: https://forms.office.com/r/WWfnTqKAMb The session will feature Tomoko Minagawa, Founder and President, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and Executive Director, Women’s Health Commercial Lead at Organon K.K., along with Ankita Pegu, Assistant Vice President, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIMB. The session will also feature a startup showcase by Devhuti Chetan Palan, Founder of Arundhati Healthcare, India, a FemTech venture building science-backed, user-informed solutions addressing women’s hygiene and diagnostic needs. Women’s health innovation is increasingly emerging as a global economic and policy priority. The FemTech market is projected to reach nearly USD 100 billion by 2030, while addressing gaps in women’s healthcare could unlock up to USD 1 trillion in global economic value by 2040. At the same time, Japan’s aging society and India’s rapidly expanding digital health adoption ecosystem present complementary opportunities for cross-border collaboration. Women entrepreneurs, startups, and evolving policy frameworks are playing a critical role in accelerating innovation and shaping the future of women’s healthcare. This session will examine how both the Indian and Japanese innovation ecosystems are shaping women’s health innovation through policy, markets, and entrepreneurship. IIM Bangalore IIM Bangalore communications@iimb.ac.in Asia/Kolkata public

Tomoko Minagawa, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association, and Ankita Pegu, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program, in dialogue

5 March, 2026, Bengaluru: The Mizuho India Japan Study Centre (MIJSC), at IIM Bangalore will host a webinar titled ‘SHE-ROES OF HEALTH: FEMTECH Markets and Women Entrepreneurs in India and Japan’ on March 6, 2026, from 02:30 PM IST/06:00 PM JST. The session is organised ahead of International Women’s Day and is being held in collaboration with the Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and the NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIM Bangalore.

To register and join via Zoom: https://forms.office.com/r/WWfnTqKAMb

The session will feature Tomoko Minagawa, Founder and President, Japan Women’s Health Innovation Association and Executive Director, Women’s Health Commercial Lead at Organon K.K., along with Ankita Pegu, Assistant Vice President, NSRCEL Women Entrepreneurship Program at IIMB.

The session will also feature a startup showcase by Devhuti Chetan Palan, Founder of Arundhati Healthcare, India, a FemTech venture building science-backed, user-informed solutions addressing women’s hygiene and diagnostic needs.

Women’s health innovation is increasingly emerging as a global economic and policy priority. The FemTech market is projected to reach nearly USD 100 billion by 2030, while addressing gaps in women’s healthcare could unlock up to USD 1 trillion in global economic value by 2040. At the same time, Japan’s aging society and India’s rapidly expanding digital health adoption ecosystem present complementary opportunities for cross-border collaboration. Women entrepreneurs, startups, and evolving policy frameworks are playing a critical role in accelerating innovation and shaping the future of women’s healthcare.

This session will examine how both the Indian and Japanese innovation ecosystems are shaping women’s health innovation through policy, markets, and entrepreneurship.