The DealmakeHers community calls on an impressive list of female founders and funders, with the launch to be honored by the NRF at the Big Show.
“DealmakeHers,” a new invite-only executive community of “leading female dealmakers” shaping consumer behavior, launches today with a long list that includes unicorn founders — Stitch Fix’s Katrina Lake and Rent the Runway’s Jennifer Hyman — as well as others in the retail and private funding spaces.
Selected inaugural members include Iris Apfel, 97-year-old businesswoman, interior designer and tastemaker; Ankiti Bose, cofounder and chief executive officer of Zilingo; Karen Katz, former chief executive officer of Neiman Marcus Group; Kay Koplovitz, chairman and cofounder, Springboard Growth Capital; Tracy Sun, cofounder and senior vice president, new markets, Poshmark; Diya Talwar, principal, Vestar Capital Partners; Marigay McKee, cofounder and general partner of Fernbrook Capital...
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