Marina Gerner
Marina Gerner is an award-winning journalist who writes about business, culture, and tech with an emphasis on women. Her articles have been published in the Times and Sunday Times Raconteur, the Times Literary Supplement, Guardian, the i paper, Courier, Jewish Chronicle, Wired, Financial Times, and the Wall Street Journal.
When she’s not writing, she likes to teach: she has a PhD on what it means to be a cosmopolitan and is a part-time lecturer (or Adjunct Professor, as they say) at the NYU London campus, where she teaches Commerce & Culture. She was born in the Soviet Union and grew up in Germany and the UK.
She has spoken at universities including NYU, Columbia University, and Rice University, and at professional networks like the National Association of Women Business Owners, AthenaDAO, Ladies Who Crunch, Novi Awards, MentorMe NGO, Leaders in Health.
She is a frequent speaker and panel chair at femtech conferences like Women’s Health Week, as well as bigger tech festivals like SXSW, VivaTech, Mindvalley and The Fix.
Marina’s debut book, THE VAGINA BUSINESS, was published in September 2024. Since it’s publication, The Vagina Business has won the Porchlight Business Book for Creativty & Innovation Award, the Mindvalley Book Club Award and a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. It has been recommended as a Book of the Month by the Financial Times and The Independent.
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