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Jocelyn Gailliot Built a Fashion Business by Refusing to Rush
She left finance, shared a bedroom at a Silicon Valley accelerator, and launched Tuckernuck with $500 above her parents' garage. Fourteen years later, Jocelyn Gailliot is still betting that patient growth and a sharp eye beat fashionable haste.
Liz Capitani
Liz Capitani is the Global Chief Marketing Officer at Hello Molly, the Australian-born, globally shipping women's fashion e-commerce brand. A marketing leader with roughly two decades in retail and apparel, she has built brand vision, run global campaigns, and led customer and user experience work for fast-growing fashion companies including Petal & Pup, Lulus, and her own fine-jewelry venture, Stay Goldee. She is known for culturally resonant, storytelling-led campaigns and for building brands with loyal, devoted followings across the US and Australian markets.
Sarah Miyazawa LaFleur
Sarah Miyazawa LaFleur is the founder and CEO of M.M.LaFleur, the New York workwear brand she named after her mother and built to take the guesswork out of getting dressed for professional women. A Harvard graduate who walked away from a private equity job after four months, she launched the company in 2013 with designer Miyako Nakamura and Narie Foster, popularized the curated Bento Box, and later coined the post-pandemic dress code she calls Power Casual.