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13. LVHM Women@Dior Mentee Ananya Rajpoot on providing menstrual health products for underprivileged communities and why the fashion industry is now championing sustainable textiles and zero waste apparel
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In our final episode for season two, Impact Around the World by EDHEC Alumni welcomes one of EDHEC's newest alumna, Ananya Rajpoot, to talk about sustainability in fashion, promoting diversity, and how reusing fabrics can help create essential low-cost menstrual health products for women in underprivileged communities. Ananya is a marketing & brand management enthusiast who’s worked across a portfolio of some of the most glamorous brands out there, including Guerlain, Burberry, Gucci, Lacoste, Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, Tiffany, and Davidoff, just to name a few.
Passionate about sustainable textiles, green fabrics, and zero waste apparel, Ananya was chosen as a participant on the highly competitive Women@Dior global mentorship scheme organised by LVMH to encourage young women to dare for the career of their dreams under the guidance of a promising Dior Talent. Meanwhile, her TEDx talk on the art of being your own cheerleader at the prestigious TEDxEDHEC conference was received to much acclaim. Did we mention she’s only 25 years old?
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