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Blind Trust: Eyes On Four Legs
10 years ago, and in just a short period of time, Francis was not only diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, but her doctors had also discovered irreversible eye damage. Having found several “infarcts”, which are small, localized areas of dead tissue resulting from poor blood supply, Francis was sadly left with only 1.5% residual vision, classing her as visually...
Kaleido joins the JDRF One Walk 2021!
Have you heard it already? No? Then read on, because there is a lot going on here at Kaleido for JDRF. While we are busy with the preparations for bringing Kaleido back, we decided to join the JDRF One Walk 2021 with our team. The JDRF One Walk is an event which has the goal to raise funds to be used for scientific research regarding type 1 diabetes. We started a...
Kaleido is Coming!
Kaleido is coming… and today we are happy to be able to share with you the details on how we plan to do that! The plan will be to roll out in 3 key phases across 3 markets... Phase one – Introducing K Force, our most trusted customers, our ambassadors, the people who love Kaleido most… they will hold the keys to us launching into the market. K-Force will start later...
Women in leadership – Sarah Lee @Kaleido
Growing up in a one-parent household, I have from a young age been aware of the importance of self-reliance. For me working is freedom and power, a key to independence which it’s really important for everyone to have regardless of gender. So I worked hard, got my degree and began my career in a graduate role at a global recruitment company and loved it. My Manager...
Better Times Ahead!
On this day, one year ago, the call was made to temporarily pull Kaleido back from the market. A decision no CEO wants to make, but one we had to. We said then that we will come back, and we meant it. Although it may sometimes seem quiet to the outside world, it has been anything but that inside our office walls (and homes). Our team has been working extremely hard...
Everything you need to know about Covid-19, diabetes and vaccinations
COVID-19 - we’ve all heard of it by now - is the disease that, caused by a coronavirus, is currently responsible for the world’s worst pandemic to occur in the last 100 years. This disease is different because its behaviour is new and unpredictable, and so is the way we combat it. Which is based on limited information, making each new move a painstaking case of...