Social Entrepreneur with a Strong Love Businesses, Claire Coder

Claire Coder is the founder and CEO of Aunt Flow, which is the first full-service solution for providing companies and schools with easily accessible tampons and pads in their restrooms. Companies can distribute our 100 percent organic cotton menstruation products to their employees, students, and visitors for free using their free-vend, wall-mounted dispenser.

She founded her first firm, a promotional products company when she was 16 years old. She was able to hire eight independent distributors, sell in boutiques across the Midwest, and sell internationally online in under two years.
Her love for starting businesses was inspired by the button company, and she dropped out of college to start Aunt Flow. Aunt Flow makes sure that every bathroom outside the home is filled with menstrual products that are easily accessible. Aunt Flow has been able to sell to hundreds of corporations and schools, acquire venture funding from top firms, and give back 500,000 menstruation items to individuals in need because of four years of grit and hustle.
Google, Princeton University, and Zappos have partnered with the company to create feminine goods for students, guests, and staff. She also designed a Vera Bradley bag that sold out in less than 24 hours.

Entrepreneurship, Women in Business, Gender Studies & Sexual Education in Relation to Menstruation, Alternative Post-Graduation Paths, Design & Marketing Hacks, and Generation Z are some of her focus areas as a professional speaker. Claire has been featured in TeenVogue, Forbes, and the first season of TLC’s Girl Starter.