Invi

Invi develops and sells self-defense bracelets designed to release a foul smell, aiming to deter attackers and protect against sexual violence. The product emerged from three years of R&D, driven by studies and accounts highlighting sexual violence prevalence. Beyond the physical deterrent, the organization integrates its product with awareness programs addressing toxic masculinity, exemplified by initiatives in regions like East Congo. Operating with a social business model, Invi generates revenue through direct sales of its bracelets, with a goal for worldwide accessibility for vulnerable populations. The company targets women and children in need of personal safety solutions, particularly in high-risk environments. Invi was founded in 2014 by Roel van der Kamp, who also serves as its director. Its business model centers on social business model, likely generates revenue through direct sales of Invi Bracelets, with goals for worldwide accessibility.