LONDON — MysteryVibe co-founder Stephanie Alys opened the London Stock Exchange this morning.
Alys, a finalist for Veuve Cliquot's 2018 Business Woman Award, joined other leading British businesswomen in opening the exchange, a first for the sextech industry.
"Being invited to open the London Stock Exchange is a testament to how mainstream sextech is becoming," Alys said. "There's a long way to go, but we're getting there."
To celebrate International Women's Day, Alys has launched a campaign with the founders of two other female-led businesses to draw attention to ways tech can be used to help women connect with partners.
MysteryVibe designs luxury pleasure products and ships them to 55 countries.
In its four years, the company has garnered a wealth of mainstream press, including features in Cosmopolitan, Glamour, The Guardian, Vice and Wired, along with the BBC.
Its flagship product, Crescendo, is the world’s first body adapting vibrator designed to give the user a personalized pleasure experience.
In 2016, the company became the first pleasure brand to win the Startup Sesame Event Accelerator award, the Young Guns Award and to be showcased at the Virgin Voom Awards.
