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Est Ovest Style is a fashion and wardrobe consultancy dedicated to helping our clients, women and men, achieve the most modern, appropriate and beautiful version of themselves. We believe in the Italian approach to fashion – fewer, better pieces tailored to your unique body type will go much farther than a zillion garments that aren't quite right. Our team is resourceful, respectful, and we enjoy every aspect of the style journey whether we are editing a closet, shopping for a client, or… Show more Est Ovest Style is a fashion and wardrobe consultancy dedicated to helping our clients, women and men, achieve the most modern, appropriate and beautiful version of themselves. We believe in the Italian approach to fashion – fewer, better pieces tailored to your unique body type will go much farther than a zillion garments that aren't quite right. Our team is resourceful, respectful, and we enjoy every aspect of the style journey whether we are editing a closet, shopping for a client, or presenting a style seminar for a non-profit or corporate partner. Please contact us for more information on any of our services! Show less

I was honored to be a part of the faculty at the Art Institute of Portland, working directly with some of the fashion industry's next leaders in fashion PR, marketing, styling, business development, retailing and merchandising. My goal is to have our students understand how the principles they learn in class translate to the "real world" of fashion and business, and that they can pursue their creative dreams successfully by combining them with solid communication skills, good business strategy… Show more I was honored to be a part of the faculty at the Art Institute of Portland, working directly with some of the fashion industry's next leaders in fashion PR, marketing, styling, business development, retailing and merchandising. My goal is to have our students understand how the principles they learn in class translate to the "real world" of fashion and business, and that they can pursue their creative dreams successfully by combining them with solid communication skills, good business strategy and a commitment to ethics. Show less

Style for Hire is a network of fashion stylists around the country, who are assessed, certified, and supported by the Company. Stacy London, from TLC’s “What Not to Wear" is Co-Founder, Company Promoter and Stylist in Chief. As the National Market Director I was responsible for managing and supporting our incredible Regional Market Managers and over 150 personal stylists, developing and managing partnerships and marketing opportunities with local/regional and national retailers and preferred… Show more Style for Hire is a network of fashion stylists around the country, who are assessed, certified, and supported by the Company. Stacy London, from TLC’s “What Not to Wear" is Co-Founder, Company Promoter and Stylist in Chief. As the National Market Director I was responsible for managing and supporting our incredible Regional Market Managers and over 150 personal stylists, developing and managing partnerships and marketing opportunities with local/regional and national retailers and preferred service providers, responding to media inquiries, and developing local non-profit partnerships across the U.S. Show less

As a member of this network of personal stylists, I assisted a wide variety of busy clients in streamlining their wardrobe and helping them to creating new looks out of what they already owned. Follow up appointments for personal shopping further assisted to build a perfect collection of wearable pieces, suitable to each client's individual budget, aesthetic and lifestyle. I was personally trained and vetted for this position by Stacy London of TLC's What Not to Wear, and Co-Founder and… Show more As a member of this network of personal stylists, I assisted a wide variety of busy clients in streamlining their wardrobe and helping them to creating new looks out of what they already owned. Follow up appointments for personal shopping further assisted to build a perfect collection of wearable pieces, suitable to each client's individual budget, aesthetic and lifestyle. I was personally trained and vetted for this position by Stacy London of TLC's What Not to Wear, and Co-Founder and Stylist-in-Chief of Style for Hire. Show less

In this role, I was responsible for identifying and evaluating partnership opportunities to improve VM’s delivery system. I managed key external partnerships and provided strategic guidance to the leadership team regarding potential opportunities. I also represented VM within the local health care community and advocated for healthcare reform through innovation.

As Corporate Relations Manager for the Woodland Park Zoological Society, I used my business acumen and passion for community affairs to develop awareness, partnerships, and financial support for the organization. My job was to engage the local and national corporate sector in the mission of Woodland Park Zoo, and then to inspire this group of donors and sponsors through active engagement to use their resources to simultaneously serve both the Zoo and their corporate goals.  We built a special… Show more As Corporate Relations Manager for the Woodland Park Zoological Society, I used my business acumen and passion for community affairs to develop awareness, partnerships, and financial support for the organization. My job was to engage the local and national corporate sector in the mission of Woodland Park Zoo, and then to inspire this group of donors and sponsors through active engagement to use their resources to simultaneously serve both the Zoo and their corporate goals.  We built a special events sponsorship platform that significantly increased not only cash sponsorships for special events and education programs, but even more importantly built long-lasting, committed and engaged corporate partner and individual donor relationships for the Zoo.  In this position I also managed the fundraising events team, a group tasked with hosting numerous donor events throughout the year, including The Jungle Party, one of Seattle's most beloved and well-attended gala auctions.  Under my leadership, The Jungle Party hit its first $1 million; in 1999 The Jungle Party raised $1.5 million and hosted 1,000+ attendees. Show less