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#320: Meghan Jewitt of Uniform Teeth, on Pioneering Orthodontic Care of The Future and Raising VC as a Tech-Enabled Brick and Mortar Service Business

Meghan Jewitt is the CEO and Co-Founder of Uniform Teeth, a modern orthodontic startup that uses advanced technology to deliver a best in class experience. Meghan believes in making orthodontic care higher quality, more patient-centric and more affordable. After over a decade in the healthcare industry, Meghan’s past experience includes executive roles at DaVita Kidney Care and One Medical Group, and she holds a Biomedical Engineering degree from Columbia University and a MBA from Harvard Business School. In her downtime, Meghan skis, surfs, bikes and climbs.
Topics Covered by Meghan Jewitt in this Episode
What makes Uniform Teeth a modern orthodontic services provider
Meghan’s journey to starting Uniform Teeth and her mission to improve the health care industry
Meeting her co-founder Kjeld Aamodt and what empowered Meghan to commit to their idea
The evolution of Uniform Teeth
The technology that enables a seamless experience for patients
Their “scrappy” approach to early customer acquisition
Deciding to go the VC route for funding and what Meghan would do differently
Fundraising vs. bootstrapping
Their fundraising experience as a tech-enabled brick and mortar service business
What has fueled their growth over the past few years
Facilitating an organic referral engine
Hiring for a diverse range of positions and how the challenges have been different than they expected
Considering the four-day work week
How Uniform Teeth is pioneering orthodontics care of the future
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