Lindsay Angelo discovered her passion for entrepreneurship and business at an early age. When she was fourteen years old, she bootstrapped Lindsay’s Microwave Mitts, where she made microwave mitts and sold them in her community in Vancouver, British Columbia. A year or two later, she launched another scrappy start-up: Millennium Scarves, where she made and sold silky scarves with “2000” printed on them in glittery script. She knew she had found her calling.
For retailers trying to maneuver COVID-19, an inspiring example of innovation published below. Whether your brand is local, global or hyper-local, how can you keep consumers engaged with parts of your culture, even when they’re stuck at home?
And as consumerism evolves, how can you support the creators in your collective to express, build and create?
Do you know any growth strategist? Lindsay Angelo is one you should know. We spoke with the former Lululemon strategist about a number of topics, including her background, time at Lululemon and where the future of fitness and lifestyle is headed.
