Fashion Tech Startups Emerging From Harvard Business School Runway in Droves---the (Fashion) Slide Show
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| Gilt Groupe — Alexis Maybank (above, left) and Alexandra Wilkis Wilson (above, right)—both HBS ’04 graduates and Harvard College alums—are widely credited for inspiring future generations of fashion tech entrepreneurs. Gilt was founded in 2007 and is reportedly on target for an initial public offering—and is a case study at HBS. That’s the co-founders talking at an Xconomy event (more photos here) earlier this month. Former eBay employee Maybank was focused on the VC and entrepreneurship side of things at HBS, while Wilson entered the business school to break into the retail or luxury spaces, Wilson says. | |
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