Meet Meg Strachan, Founder and CEO of Dorsey, on the Fashionista Network

Dhani Mau
·1-min read

Dhani here. I'm thrilled to share that I'll be joining Meg Strachan, CEO of Dorsey, on The Fashionista Network. But here's the best part: I want you to join me! It's your opportunity to interact live with us, ask questions and be a part of the show.

Meg spent 12 years as an e-comm exec for buzzy DTC brands, which taught her what not to do when launching her lab-grown jewelry brand Dorsey in 2019. She'll discuss her career path, how Dorsey achieved eight-figure revenue and seven-figure profitability in just a few years, the future of the lab-grown jewelry industry and much more.

Beyond being a founder, Meg is a wealth of business, e-commerce and marketing knowledge thanks to her 12-year career leading and consulting on growth marketing for DTC brands like Goop, Re/Done and Girlfriend Collective. She's exactly who you want to talk to for advice on brand building, fundraising, bootstrapping a new business and optimizing sales.

This conversation will be hosted on The Fashionista Network powered by interactive media platform Fireside, and you'll get the chance to participate and join the stage with video to ask questions directly. Learn more about The Fashionista Network here.

You don't want to miss this show on Tuesday, July 16 at 12 p.m. PT/3 p.m. ET. Sign up for free access now (and don't forget to become a member to access all of our members-only shows and perks as well).

Homepage Photo: Courtesy of Dorsey

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