What Fashion Can Learn from Female-Led Companies
Despite the fact that women spend the majority of consumer dollars in the United States (controlling more than 80 percent of spending), and populate the majority of fashion jobs, there's a surprisingly thick glass ceiling in fashion. There's a disconnect between the male CEOs of major retail corporations (such as Target), which often cater to female demographics such as young mothers and teen girls.
We'd pull together leaders of fashion, shopping and beauty companies--many of whom we've already profiled on the site--to discuss how big companies can learn from their successes, and how best to cater to today's women.
Presenters
Hayley Barna
Co-Founder & Co-CEO
Birchbox
Leslie Price
EIC
Vox Media Inc
Leslie has been covering fashion and style for more than seven years, and is the founding editor of Racked. She has also worked for Lucky Magazine, InStyle and Time Out New York.
Tina Craig
Founder & CEO
Snob Globa Media
Yael Aflalo
Founder & CEO
Reformation
Yael Aflalo is the CEO and founder of Reformation,
a revolutionary lifestyle brand that utilizes sustainable fabrics and
practices to create cool and feminine limited-edition collections.
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