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About

Before setting up in my consultancy, I was a buyer for 12 years for some of the world's most recognised brands.

 

I loved my job but hated working in an industry that I knew was incredibly polluting and damaging on a global scale. Although I had a lot of responsibility, sales targets and wider business expectations meant that I had very little power to change the way things were done. I thought about leaving the industry all together but knew the industry was even less likely to improve without change-makers on the inside.

In short, a buyer is responsible for the clothes you see in store - what the collection looks like, how much to sell each piece for, how much to

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produce and when to deliver it. They work closely with factories to make it all happen. The role requires commercial awareness, an unwavering focus on the target customer and a keen grasp of numbers. I knew this experience would be really valuable to small businesses without the luxury of a large team. 

So 2019 I set up my consultancy to work with purpose-driven and sustainably-minded brands, using my expertise to help businesses BE the change that the fashion industry needs.

Who I've worked with:

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Since I started my consultancy I've worked with over 30 fashion businesses, been a frequent guest on BBC Radio 4 including Woman's Hour, guest lectured for The Prince's Trust and The University of Westminster, written course content for the National Fashion College, Sydney, hosted a panel at The WIP Sustainability Summit and judged Drapers Den alongside Touker Suleyman and Christopher Raeburn.

I have a unwavering commitment to proving that it is possible for fashion businesses to be both sustainable and commercially successful and welcome all opportunities to help build a better fashion industry,

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