Founder, Everform Therapywear
| Role | Organisation | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Founder | Everform Therapywear | Women's Agenda, cartierwomensinitiative.com, parenthood360.com.au, enterprisingme.com.au |
Programs: named to Cartier's Cartier Women's Initiative (2026) (a place in a program cohort, not a position there).
Stories naming Rosie Dumbrell. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Forbes Australia interviews Amal Clooney at the Cartier Women's Initiative 2026 celebration in Bangkok, where she mentored female founder fellows, including three Australian award winners, and discussed her justice foundation's legal-aid work.
Three Australian founders — of Platform Zero, Womn-Kind and Everform Therapywear — are named Oceania fellows in the Cartier Women’s Initiative, which grants prize money at its June awards in Bangkok.
Profile of 2026 Cartier Women's Initiative fellow Rosie Dumbrell, whose femtech firm Everform Therapywear makes wearable garments supporting pelvic-floor recovery in women with incontinence or prolapse.
Profile of physiotherapist Rosie Dumbrell, who started Everform Therapywear to make discreet, clinically grounded garments supporting women's pelvic recovery during pregnancy and after birth.
A physiotherapist's activewear startup for women's pelvic health tops a national female-founder contest, winning a cash prize, with four other founders' ventures also awarded smaller sums.