Caryn Johnson is the Co-Founder and CEO of BOND, an innovative company reimagining hormone health, inspired by her experience with infertility.
IN 2017, when trying to start a family, Caryn learned she was autoimmune infertile. What she discovered was a stark reality – the lack of open conversations and support for women facing similar struggles. The doctor’s office often left much unsaid, and the information available was surprisingly scarce.
Astonished by the limited support network available, Caryn recognized the critical importance of hormone health for women at any stage of the female lifecycle. She leaned on her industry knowledge and contacts to advocate for herself and uncover invaluable resources. Her personal journey became a catalyst for a larger mission to make her learnings accessible to women everywhere. It was this experience that led her to create BOND.
A natural born innovator, Caryn is disrupting the marketplace with this new line of products that offers women the opportunity to take control of their hormone health before it’s too late. BOND’s proprietary formulations, designed to preserve fertility potential and lay the foundation for a healthier body, feature science-backed ingredients that work together to balance hormones, protect egg health, and provide cycle support. With BOND, Caryn aims to address women’s health more holistically and encourage a more proactive conversation around reproductive wellness.
Caryn’s career began in marketing and public relations where she worked with many notable beauty brands and PR firms before being recruited as the fifth employee at then startup, Vital Proteins. She was the first marketing hire at the organization and ultimately, became the company’s Chief Marketing Officer leading the team through the brand’s acquisition by Nestlé Health Sciences.
Following her tenure at Vital Proteins, Caryn took on the challenge of leading Owlet, a baby monitor company focused on preventing SIDS, where she served as Chief Marketing Officer and successfully guided the company through its initial public offering.
Caryn lives in Chicago with her husband and two children Elijah and Ruthie.
