FAQ: Insights into ARX PPE and Its Founders

Summary
What inspired the creation of ARX PPE?
The founders, coming from industries where PPE is essential, noticed the lack of properly fitting gear for women, leading them to create ARX to address this gap.
How does ARX differ from traditional PPE companies?
ARX designs PPE specifically for women from the ground up, focusing on fit and function tailored to women’s bodies and workflows, rather than offering smaller versions of men’s gear.
What has been the response from women using ARX gear?
The response has been overwhelmingly positive, with women expressing validation and appreciation for gear that finally fits and functions as needed.
What are the professional backgrounds of ARX’s co-founders?
Kaitlin McCarthy has over 15 years in real estate development, engineering, and construction, while Dr. Hilary Gallin is a board-certified Anesthesiologist with a background in biomedical engineering and business.
What academic qualifications do the co-founders of ARX hold?
Kaitlin McCarthy holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Northeastern University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Dr. Hilary Gallin has a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Yale University, a Doctor of Medicine from Washington University, and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
What recognition has Kaitlin McCarthy received for her work?
McCarthy has been recognized through awards such as the Boston Real Estate Times Outstanding Women of Commercial Real Estate Awards and Northeastern University’s Women Who Empower Innovation Awards.
What is the mission of ARX?
ARX’s mission is to elevate PPE standards by designing innovative, inclusive, and evidence-based safety gear specifically for women.
Where can I find more information about ARX and its founders?
More information can be found on ARX’s official website and the LinkedIn profiles of Kaitlin McCarthy and Dr. Hilary Gallin.

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