Entrepreneurship from an immigrant’s perspective is the topic of discussion in today’s podcast.Nadia Ladak is the Co-founder of Marlow, an all-female start-up that provides easy-to-use lubricated tampons for women.Marlow started as a project in an Entrepreneurship class during her last year in Business School. The idea of the class was to identify a problem and proffer solutions. The story behind this start-up opens the floor to the discussion in this podcast.As an immigrant wanting to start a business or venture into entrepreneurship, there are 3 significant factors to consider: marketing, fundraising, and identifying problems and solutions.Good marketing strategies must be in place for a business to thrive. Menstruation and menstrual health, being an uncomfortable topic, serves as a significant challenge for Nadia and her team. She falls back on how customers' feedback and recommendations are helpful and needed when making presentations to investors.Finding investors and raising funds is a combination of reaching out to connections of connections; being on the lookout for investors in products and services similar to yours.Nadia and her team identified a problem - the discomfort that women experience when inserting tampons - and presented a solution, the lubricant in tampon design.This podcast explains everything entrepreneurship that an immigrant should know of and encourages business owners to stay motivated and believe in the products they have.Enjoy listening!