After her brother and father passed away, MaryRuth Ghiyam teamed up with her mother to found MaryRuth's, a vitamin and supplements company that harnesses the latest liposomal technology. She scaled immensely on her own, only recently taking on outside financing — all while raising four young kids.
makes liquid liposomal and chewable supplements for women, men and kids that are easy to take and come in tantalizing flavors such as vanilla peach and strawberry cherry vanilla. Most products are vegan, organic, non-GMO, and free of sugar, gluten, dairy and soy.
In just seven years, the company scaled to over $100 million without any outside funding. Recently, MaryRuth’s raised its first round of financing from Butterfly Equity. The brand has earned over 325,000 five-star reviews and a community of 415,000 followers Products are available online via its own website and Amazon as well as in retail stores including Whole Foods and Target.... [+]Founder and CEO MaryRuth Ghiyam began her supplements business after the sudden passing of both her father and brother. Alongside her mother, Colleen, she started her company as a direct-to-consumer brand. She truly believes that liposomals are the future of vitamins and supplements, and that her health and wellness products can radically improve people’s lives.
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