Lorrayne Ribeiro
Founder of Female Reserve · Engineer · Author
Building companies, following rabbit holes and thinking about how women live stronger, longer, more interesting lives.
Currently building
Female Reserve
Women don't age in departments.
I started reading about ovarian aging and somehow ended up with tabs open on muscle, bone, metabolism, skin, libido, hormones and the brain.
The more I read, the harder it became to understand why we talk about women's health in pieces when women don't experience their bodies that way.
That's where Female Reserve started.
The rabbit hole
What I can't stop thinking about.
The body
I don't train to become smaller.
I've been interested in strength for much longer than I've been interested in longevity.
Now I'm increasingly convinced the two conversations belong together.
Building
Before women's health, there was engineering. Then AI.
I've spent much of my career moving between industries that don't look particularly related from the outside — engineering, construction, consumer businesses and artificial intelligence.
Looking backwards, they make considerably more sense.
Life
The part that doesn't fit neatly into a bio.
Family. Houses. Clothes. Books. Training. Airports. Dinner. Work. A suitcase that is somehow never completely unpacked.
Currently
Thinking about
Building
Also
I wrote a novel.
PULSE — contemporary romantic suspense about technology, ambition, desire and the things rational people can't reason their way out of.
Meet Lorrayne Peri