Medicine and entrepreneurship
At the Women of the New Era forum, MosFocus spoke with Natalia Dorina, a neurologist and entrepreneur who has been developing her clinic, “Mozheyka,” for more than 15 years. Her story is not simply about running a business. It is about turning a professional vision into a long-term project.
“I didn’t start a business just for the sake of business. I started a business that supported my idea.”
A mission in neurology
Natalia’s goal is to bring new technologies and standards into neurology. For her, the clinic is more than a commercial venture. It is a way to put professional values into practice and contribute to the development of modern medicine.
She also speaks openly about combining entrepreneurship with motherhood. Natalia compares her business to a child, reflecting the personal commitment and care she invests in its development. Consequently, her work remains closely connected to the idea that inspired it in the first place.
The value of women supporting women
The Women of the New Era forum brought together professionals from different regions and fields. Discussions covered longevity, community organizations, and the challenges of developing a business in difficult economic conditions.
Natalia praised the event’s organization and the opportunity to exchange experience. She believes that mutual support, open dialogue, and collaboration help women move forward. At the same time, personal purpose, creativity, and faith give her strength to continue her work.
Ultimately, Natalia Dorina’s story shows how professional expertise and personal values can become the foundation of a lasting business.
Correspondent: Marina Terentyeva
Guest: Natalia Dorina
Video: Ksenia Zhdanova