• Jane Cay: Transforming Regional Fashion into Online Success

  • Apr 16 2024
  • Length: 19 mins
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Jane Cay: Transforming Regional Fashion into Online Success

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  • In this episode of Stories of Us, join Sarah Grynberg as she chats with Jane Cay, founder of Bird's Nest, about her journey from Cooma's high street to building one of Australia's top online retailers.

    Jane shares how her small Cooma clothing store blossomed into a nationwide platform, offering women a unique shopping experience. Despite initially leaving Cooma, she returned, fell in love, and discovered her passion for entrepreneurship.

    Through Bird's Nest, Jane redefined fashion as empowerment for women, focusing on inclusivity and personalized styling. Join Sarah and Jane as they explore the Bird's Nest story—a testament to community, resilience, and pursuing one's passion.

    If you’ve enjoyed hearing Jane’s story today and would like to hear about the growth of another iconic Australian franchise – listen to our episode of Stories of Us with Murray Cook, The red-skivvy Wiggle. You can find his episode here: https://listnr.com/podcasts/stories-of-us/episodes/murray-cook-on-the-young-wiggles-fan-who-left-a-la?utm_source=listnr&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=internal_share&utm_content=f7657954-164a-4388-b6ef-e53c17109df6%3B8e74707c-a9d2-4116-be05-b0f0017e81b4

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