Posts Tagged "Corie Hardee"

Interview With Corie Hardee, Little Borrowed Dress CEO

September 9, 2012 – 11:38 am

Women Innovate Mobile (WIM) interviews female founders about success stories, inspirations and motivations as women entrepreneurs. By Kelly Hoey (Co-Founder & Managing Director, WIM) Corie Hardee is the Founder and CEO of Little Borrowed Dress, the first online dress rental company to focus exclusively on bridal, offering bridesmaids dresses for rent at a quarter of [...]

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Startup Lessons Learned From A Four-Time Bridesmaid

March 8, 2012 – 5:00 am

Men can rent tuxedos, why can’t women rent bridesmaid dresses? By Corie Hardee (Founder & CEO, Little Borrowed Dress) The idea behind Little Borrowed Dress came where I do most of my best thinking: in front of my closet. Rather than deciding what to wear, I had the less glamorous task of choosing what not [...]

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