Madison Campbell, Co-Founder and CEO of Leda Health

Madison Campbell is a trailblazer and sexual assault advocate. After going to college to study epidemiology in space populations, Madison has become a well-seasoned entrepreneur. She led a company prior to Leda Health called “Iyanu,” which was a software development shop based in Lagos, Nigeria. Today, she is working hard to promote the autonomy and self-actualization of sexual assault survivors through Leda Health by developing and providing resources to help them overcome their difficult trauma. Madison joins me today to discuss her company and her thoughts on transformative justice through the use of the at home evidence collection kits. We kick off the episode with a question about why so few sexual assault cases are resolved by the legal system. We also discuss the proper role of the legal system and the cost to the victim following a sexual assault. Madison shares her opinion on ways of ending the cycle of abuse. She also tells us about the other service offerings of Leda Health.  “I think we will be not only like the market creator for this space, but I do think there is a possibility of being a winner take all and I want to be the winner.” - Madison Campbell Today on Startups for Good we cover: Transformative Justice At home self collection evidence kits How to build a strong relationship with your co-founder The Nigerian business ecosystem How improv can improve business skills Using Excel spreadsheets with ideation How to take the news when investors say no How the mission can help in dealing with controversy Connect with Madison on Twitter:https://twitter.com/martyrdison ( @martyrdison) IG:https://www.instagram.com/martyrdison/ ( martyrdison):  Books mentioned in this episode: https://www.amazon.com/48-Laws-Power-Robert-Greene/dp/817649030X/ref=sr_1_15?dchild=1&keywords=42+power+Robert+greene&qid=1631830654&sr=8-15 (48 Laws of Power) by Robert Green https://www.blitzscaling.com/ (Blitzscaling) by Reid Hoffman Subscribe, Rate & Share Your Fav