Nationwide, governors are imposing stay-at-home orders to mitigate coronavirus. That put Columbus startup Aunt Flow in a rough spot.The company manufactures pads and tampons and makes them available in stores, gyms, workplaces, colleges and universities. All of those places are now closed and it's not immediately clear when they'll open. That'd be fatal to the company if it wasn't thinking on its toes, CEO Claire Coder said. Instead it's making face masks now and has a mission to donate tens of thousands to Ohio hospitals, with the help of another woman-owned startup in the city. Instead it's making face masks now and has a mission to donate tens of thousands to Ohio hospitals, with the help of another woman-owned startup in the city. In the latest episode of our Crisis Management podcast, Coder talks to Columbus Business First about the company's transformation.