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Let’s Talk About Sexual Wellness

Jingjin Liu, CEO & Founder, ZaZaZu

22-Jun-22 11:00

 Let’s Talk About Sexual Wellness

China-born, Singapore-based entrepreneur Jingjin Liu is on a mission to normalise the conversation of female sexual wellness. As an angel investor, advisor and one of LinkedIn’s Top Voices in 2022, Jingjin is also the CEO and founder of ZaZaZu, the only VC-backed sexual wellness startup in Singapore. 

Produced by: Freda Liu, Lily Chai

Presented by: Freda Liu


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Categories:  Women in BusinesscultureSMEentrepreneurspersonal developmentwellness

Tags:  appfemale empowermentgender inequalitygender stigmasexual health





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