CYBERSPACE—Women of Sex Tech is an organization that represents artists, creators, entrepreneurs, journalists, educators, innovators, and engineers globally. More than a small group of female agents, it's a movement, aimed at illuminating the continual contributions women are making to tech and showcasing some of the women who are blazing a path for future generations of female techs to expand upon. Today, the organization has announced the addition of Lauren MacEwen, CEO of 7Veils.com to their prestigious list of Female Founders.
“I’m honored to be involved with Women of Sex Tech because I think the work we are doing is important, and if you look at the list of Founders, you will see that they take their vetting process quite seriously,” said Ms. MacEwen. “It has suddenly become somewhat trendy to take a female-forward approach to tech, but when you get beyond the flights of fancy some media outlets are engaged in, it’s really important to focus in on the organizations that have a long term approach and a much more inclusive worldview.”
As The New York Times recently reported, “Women of Sex Tech is a tech-savvy and female-led women’s sexuality movement that has made its home in New York instead of, say, Silicon Valley. Women, many of them under 40, are updating sex toys and related products with their own needs in mind, and leading the companies that sell them."
To learn more about Lauren and the Women of Sex Tech movement, visit her profile page, or contact anyone at 7veils.com to find out why many in adult consider MacEwen one of the most talented social media strategists currently working, regardless of gender entirely.
