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View Talia Frankel’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Experience: Kiehl's Since 1851 · Location: Brooklyn · 500+ connections on LinkedIn.
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I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Director of Production at Kiehl's Since 1851! | 55 comments on LinkedIn
Denver, Colorado, United States. Nominated by staff at the University of Denver to serve part-time on the CAHSS Student Leadership Council. Our mission as the council is to become champions at...
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Known for being a badass social activistfeminist babe (along with, you know, being co-creator and co-star of Broad City), I wasn’t surprised when Ilana Glazer announced her partnership with the period underwear company Thinx. The comedian was so enamored with Thinx’s period proof underwear — a pair can hold up to four tampons’ worth of menstrual bl...
The mission and backstory behind menstrual product company L. is so fucking cool. Before she founded L., an award-winning personal care product company, Jewish entrepreneur Talia Frankel worked as a photojournalist for the Red Cross and United Nations. “Her coverage of the widespread neglect of women’s human rights and the effects of HIV/AIDS on wo...
Jewish mom Joanne Goldblum is a straight up hygiene product heroine. The social worker turned CEO formed the National Diaper Bank Network in 2011 with the mission of giving diapers to those in need. Originally she had actually wanted to end period poverty, but back then the cultural landscape just wasn’t ready for it — menstruation was too entrench...
I’m blown away with Meika Hollender and the company she started with her father, Sustain Natural(we love a family business!). Not only do they sell biodegradable organic tampons, pads, liners, period cups, condoms, and period underwear, they also donate 10% off their pre-tax profits to those who lack access to proper period care and sex education. ...
The story behind Jewish founder Dana Marlowe’s company I Support the Girlsis quite beautiful! After losing a considerable amount of weight, the Jewish mensch was in need of new bras that actually fit her body. What could she do with her old bras? “Homeless women need bras,” a saleswoman told her. Those four words catalyzed I Support the Girls, and ...
Rebecca Alvandi Yadegar and her dad were way ahead of their time. In 2008, the father-daughter duo launched Maxim Hygiene Products built on the goal of “providing MAXIMum natural protection for good hygiene,” the website reads. With her father’s industry knowledge of manufacturing products and Rebecca’s personal experience, the pair created the fir...
Kenyon College sophomore student Sarah Groustra catalyzed legislation that brought free menstrual products to her hometown. When an opinion essay the Jewish student wrote for her high school newspaper on destigmatizing periods caught the eye of Rebecca Stone, an elected member of Brookline, Massachusetts’s legislative body, the pair collaborated to...
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Jun 28, 2021 · L.’s origin story: how founder Talia Frankel, a former photojournalist, was inspired to increase period care accessibility after capturing the humanitarian impact of menstrual taboo, AIDS and lack of education opportunities for girls in Africa and India.
Talia Frankel works as a Director, Production at Kiehl's, which is a Flowers, Gifts & Specialty Stores company with an estimated 1,620 employees; and founded in 1851. They are part of the Enterprise Resource Planning team within the Operations Department and their management level is Director..
