Emilie Faure

Emilie is the founder and CEO of Juniver, a health company focused on eating disorders. Juniver grew out of her own recovery and the desire to make the tools that work accessible for the millions of people who need them.

Emilie has a strong sales and partnerships track record. In her six years working in sales at White Cube gallery, one of the leading galleries worldwide, she advised collectors on acquisitions for investment and worked closely with artists like Damien Hirst, designing successful commercial strategies for their practice.

Prior to joining White Cube, she directed The Farjam Foundation in Dubai, spearheading the inauguration of the first private museum in the United Arab Emirates. She has held posts at the British Museum in the organization’s Business Strategy department, and at A.E.A. Consulting in New York.

Emilie has spoken at Google’s AI in Health summit; the Residential Eating Disorder Consortium (REDC); the Sifted Summit; and ED/MD, the first eating disorder conference for medical students. She was selected for the Women Business Leaders Fellowship, a national program for women CEOs in healthcare, and named to Women of Wearables’ 200 Trailblazing Leaders in Women’s Health and FemTech. She has represented Juniver on BBC Radio 4 and at conferences including the Eating Disorder Research Society.

Juniver was named one of NY’s top 100 Digital Health companies by Digital Health New York and is backed by investors including Morgan Stanley, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, Stardust Equity, and Ascension Ventures.

She holds a B.A. from Harvard University, and an M.A. from Sciences-Po, Paris. She is fluent in English, French, and Spanish