The winner of the first season of the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Andrea Higuera, Founder of Yask!

Yask combines a global community of native speakers with cutting-edge AI technology to offer human quality translations and proofreading in real time. It helps people and businesses to cross borders by communicating correctly and effectively in foreign languages.

Listen to this final episode to learn what advances Yask has made since we recorded their episode and how they'll be using their $5,000 grant.

Find them online at Yask.ai

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Vote for your favorite contestants in The Women Startup Challenge Podcast today! The winner will be announced in the final episode of Season 1 on July 26, 2018.

The tenth and final contestant in the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Andrea Higuera, Founder of Yask.

Yask combines a global community of native speakers with cutting-edge AI technology to offer human quality translations and proofreading in real time. It helps people and businesses to cross borders by communicating correctly and effectively in foreign languages.

You can find them online at Yask.ai and rate Andrea's pitch at https://www.womenwhotech.com/vote

Special thanks to our investor co-host, Allie Burns.

The ninth contestant in the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Rafaela Cavalcanti, Founder of CloQ.

CloQ provides easy to reach nano-credit, via app, to the poor and the unbanked while educating them to make better financial decisions. CloQ uses AI to improve results, increase the reach and scalability and minimize the cost of traditional microcredit.

You can find them online at CloQ.eu and rate Rafaela's pitch at https://www.womenwhotech.com/vote

Special thanks to our investor co-host, Allie Burns.

The eighth contestant in the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Faith Kimeu, Founder of Dial A Pad.

Dial A Pad is a multifaceted platform that employs hardware and software solutions to holistically tackle lack of menstrual equity and sexual reproductive health for Kenyan women aged 13-45 years through e-commerce (including self-testing kits for HIV and other STIs), chats with gynecologists, and smart pad dispensers.

You can find them on Twitter and WhatsApp at @dialapad and rate Faith's pitch at https://www.womenwhotech.com/vote

Special thanks to our investor co-host, Allie Burns.

The seventh contestant in the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Camilla Olson, Founder of Savitude.

Savitude’s comprehensive, AI-based solution makes buying decisions easier. With Savitude's easily installed SaaS technology, shoppers answer 6 simple questions, then Savitude's Knowledge Base and machine learning automatically curate goods into personalized collections for each shopper’s individual shape and proportion.

You can find them online at Savitude.com rate Camilla's pitch at https://www.womenwhotech.com/vote

Special thanks to our investor co-host, Allie Burns.

The sixth contestant in the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Patricia Lopez, Founder of NotesFirst.

NotesFirst is a smartphone and cloud-based electronic health record (EHR) platform designed for doctors and healthcare providers in emerging markets to capture, access, and curate patient information at the point-of-care. It is an intuitive, customizable, and quickly deployable platform.

You can find them online at NotesFirst rate Patricia's pitch at https://www.womenwhotech.com/vote

Special thanks to our investor co-host, Allie Burns.

The fifth contestant in the Women Startup Challenge Podcast is Rachel McCrickard, Founder of Motivo.

Motivo is an online platform providing remote consultation services to mental health professionals. In the past, these consultation hours have occurred through expensive in-person sessions. Motivo provides access to a robust network of mental health professionals through secure video conference.

You can find Motivo at Motivo and rate Rachel's pitch at https://www.womenwhotech.com/vote

Special thanks to our investor co-host, Adam Zuckerman.