Tarun Bothra's guest appearances

Tarun Bothra

Making It! with Terry Wollman

Innovate with Purpose

Joe Vitale

Paul Simon

Michael McDonald

Josh Groban

Jennifer Lopez

David Letterman

Quincy Jones

Al Schmitt

John Legend

Celine Dion

Jeremy Black

Peter Erskine

Phil Collins

Christina Aguilera

Linda Spilker

OwlTail

When Tarun Bothra co-founded Saathi, only 16% of women had access to sanitary napkins in India, the world’s sixth largest economy. Saathi is a purpose-driven social enterprise that develops 100% compostable, biodegradable hygiene products for women out of banana and bamboo fiber. Today, Saathi is impacting communities around the world and using innovation to normalise taboo topics.    This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network.

When Tarun Bothra co-founded Saathi, only 16% of women had access to sanitary napkins in India, the world’s sixth largest economy. Saathi is a purpose-driven social enterprise that develops 100% compostable, biodegradable hygiene products for women out of banana and bamboo fiber. Today, Saathi is impacting communities around the world and using innovation to normalise taboo topics.  This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network.

Tarun Bothra: Innovating Women’s Hygiene Products

Kristin Kagetsu

Kristin Kagetsu is one of the co-founders and chief executive officer of Saathi, a social enterprise dedicated to providing an end-to-end solution for sanitary protection to women in India. Saathi aims to empower local communities via a local supply chain, give girls and women access to safe and sustainable feminine hygiene products, and find a solution for upcycling pads into compost, biogas, and biodigesters to reduce carbon emissions.Tarun Bothra is one of the co-founders &amp; CTO at Saathi who leads the R&amp;D, Product Development, Technical, Legal &amp; Corporate Operations teams of Saathi to develop the highest quality product and ensure that the supply chain is completely sustainable for zero impact on the environment. He believes sustainability is important for our survival in the future and wants to give back to the masses. Saathi is combining both of those goals in providing a sustainable high-quality product to women everywhere. With innovative technology and business model, Saathi sets a new standard for feminine hygiene.http://www.saathipads.com/

Kristin Kagetsu is one of the co-founders and chief executive officer of Saathi, a social enterprise dedicated to providing an end-to-end solution for sanitary protection to women in India. Saathi aims to empower local communities via a local supply chain, give girls and women access to safe and sustainable feminine hygiene products, and find a solution for upcycling pads into compost, biogas, and biodigesters to reduce carbon emissions. Tarun Bothra is one of the co-founders &amp; CTO at Saathi who leads the R&amp;D, Product Development, Technical, Legal &amp; Corporate Operations teams of Saathi to develop the highest quality product and ensure that the supply chain is completely sustainable for zero impact on the environment. He believes sustainability is important for our survival in the future and wants to give back to the masses. Saathi is combining both of those goals in providing a sustainable high-quality product to women everywhere. With innovative technology and business model, Saathi sets a new standard for feminine hygiene. <a href="http://www.saathipads.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.saathipads.com/</a>

Social Entrepreneurs & Saathi Founders - Kristin Kagetsu and Tarun Bothra