International Men's Day: These male entrepreneurs are making it big in women-centric businesses

International Men’s Day: In case you didn't know, there is an International Men’s Day as well. And, it is celebrated on November 19 to raise awareness about the health of men and boys, promotes gender equality and focuses on the issues they face.

The theme for this year's International Men's Day 2019 is "Making A Difference For Men And Boys". Source - Pixabay.

International Men’s Day: In case you didn't know, there is an International Men’s Day as well. And, it is celebrated on November 19 to raise awareness about the health of men and boys, promotes gender equality and focuses on the issues they face. The theme for this year's International Men's Day 2019 is "Making A Difference For Men And Boys". While we always talk about female entrepreneurs that have made it big on International Women’s Day, male entrepreneurs fail to get the same limelight. Here is a look at some male entrepreneurs who have been making their mark in fields that are for women and mostly even driven by women.

1. Pee Safe: Pee Safe- India’s leading personal hygiene brand helping India to fight health issues brought on by unhygienic conditions in washrooms. The idea for Pee Safe was conceived when Srijana, w/o Vikas Bagaria, Founder, Pee Safe suffered from a UTI in 2013 during a road trip. After this personal experience, the couple came upon the idea of a sanitization spray, which was then created and used within their social groups, family and friends. Now Pee Safe is used widely by women for their day to day life.

WATCH Zee Business TV LIVE Streaming Online -

TRENDING NOW

2. YesMadam: Founded by two Brothers Mayank Arya and Aditya Arya Yes Madam, India's most authentic, affordable, and transparent tech-driven beauty and wellness services platform providing salon at-home services. Yes Madam’s mission is to help ensure that within the beauty & wellness market, people are safeguarded from overpricing, hidden costs, dubious products and services that are not up to the mark across salons and other digital platforms. With a unique pricing model in place, coupled with top-notch services, Yes Madam is challenging the status quo and disrupting India’s beauty and wellness industry.

3. Clovia: Pankaj Vermani, Founder & CEO, Clovia, has been inspired and motivated to bring to women, beautiful lingerie that looks sexy, and always feels comfortable. Highlighting curves you never knew you had, in fabrics and cuts you never knew could so comfortably flatter you, Clovia is committed to providing high-fashion and premium lingerie that women deserve.

4. MyGlamm: Founded in July 2015 by Darpan Sanghvi, MyGlamm is 100 cruelty-free, and the entire make-up line is enriched with special minerals and oils. Easy to use and carry, MyGlamm products are purse staples for women on the go.

TAGS:

Startups SME