About us

Our Passion & Expertise

Fertility Matters at Work is a Community Interest Company (CIC) dedicated to improving fertility support at work.

Each with our own lived experiences of facing fertility struggles and loss whilst in the workplace, combined with over 35 years professional HR experience and hosting events, we bring a real passion and authenticity to our approach.

Becky, Claire and Natalie at Fertility Matters at Work
Becky Kearns

Becky Kearns

Co-Founder

After working in HR for over 12 years for a number of wellknown corporate and public organisations, Becky is now a Fertility Blogger and Patient Advocate as ‘DefiningMum’, having written and spoken about fertility at work as part of BBC Fertility Week 2019. She is also the Founder of Paths to Parenthub, a virtual support platform for those needing to use donor conception to build their family. Following a difficult fertility journey, which involved numerous IVF Cycles and miscarriage, Becky is now a Mum to 3 girls thanks to egg donation. She’s passionate about raising awareness and wants to change the support available for those experiencing fertility treatment in the future, particularly in the workplace.
Natalie Silverman

Natalie Silverman

Co-Founder

As a professional broadcaster and voiceover artist, Natalie launched The Fertility Podcast, once successfully pregnant after ICSI treatment. Natalie has spoken to numerous men and women about their struggles and interviewed fertility experts around the globe. To date, the podcast has had almost half-a-million downloads. She is a regular panel host and chair at key fertility industry events. Natalie is a qualified Freedom Fertility Coach, supporting the emotional wellbeing of people struggling to conceive. In 2019, Natalie shared her experience of IVF whilst hosting a breakfast radio show in Grazia magazines’ ‘Womb with a View’ column.
Claire Ingle

Claire Ingle

Co-Founder

Claire also works in the field of HR and has a particular interest in Employee Engagement, improving culture and Staff Wellbeing. Claire had her first baby at the age of 41 after several years of trying and finally having three rounds of IVF/ICSI. Recognising there was a significant gap in workplace support, Claire started her campaign to raise awareness on people undergoing fertility treatment and balancing work when her daughter was five months old. She knew from her own experience that there needed to be more awareness and focus on this very important topic.

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