
About this episode
On this episode of Generations of Genius, I’m joined by Kiowa Kavovit — a true trailblazer whose entrepreneurial journey began at just six years old as Shark Tank’s youngest inventor.
Now the founder of Eco Bandage, the world’s first colored liquid bandage designed in diverse skin tones, Kiowa shares what it’s been like growing up as an entrepreneur, building a business alongside her family, and learning that innovation often takes time, patience, and rebranding to truly get it right.
We dive into the realities of being a young founder, evolving your vision, and why sustainability, inclusivity, and thoughtful design are at the heart of everything she creates. Kiowa also reflects on the long road from early invention to launching a product with real impact — and what she’s learned along the way.
Kiowa is also an Amber Grant recipient through WomensNet, an organization dedicated to supporting women-owned businesses. You can learn more about the Amber Grant and its mission here:
👉 https://ambergrantsforwomen.com/about-us/
Learn more about Eco Bandage and Kiowa’s work here:
👉 https://ecobandage.com/
This conversation is an inspiring reminder that genius evolves — and that sometimes the most powerful growth happens when you allow ideas the time they need to fully become what they’re meant to be.
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