Whitney Jordan has an eye for the visual arts and a point of view about fashion, retail, and business. She is also someone with training and experience, not just opinions.
Whitney's account of the merits of Stella McCartney's Falabella bag, an "It bag" that became iconic since it first launched in 2009, is filled with nostalgia. Her stories give out a distinct sense of appreciation of all the experiences that shape who we are as persons, even if we don't make much of them in the moment.
Whitney Jordan is a Retail & Consumer Goods Strategy Consultant at Accenture where her interests are retail innovation strategy, entrepreneurship, and Black consumer behavior. She has a Fashion & Luxury MBA from NYU's Stern School of Business and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Northwestern University.

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