Podcast Air Date: April 26, 2021
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Series 2: Shark Tank
Ep. 166 - Lili Yeo - Goumi Kids
Lili Yeo has 23 years of experience in consumer marketing with Fortune 200 companies and the last ten years with goumikids — a startup that she co-founded. She has led the successful incubation, pivot and continued growth of goumikids, a baby apparel & accessories brand that is distributed online and in brick & mortar stores with a reach of over fifteen countries and made their cameo last year on ABC's Shark Tank.
Prior to goumikids, she headed the China practice at Ziba design and earned her consumer marketing chops at NIKE, Adidas & HP. Lili holds an MBA IMD in Switzerland, a BA in International Marketing from the University of Washington and picked up her mandarin at Beijing University. Lili speaks five languages and is mom to two mini me's - Iliana & Ariana.
"After the handshake deal in the Tank, we spent most of our due diligence with Alex (Kevin's right hand man). It was put on hold because a month after we were on Shark Tank, Kevin and his wife were involved in a boating accident. It ended up great and we were very happy to work with Kevin and his team."
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Every baby is born with a unique gift to share with the world. They may be small, but they are mighty. This belief has been the driving force for goumi since the beginning.
From collections meant to inspire you to dream big, to creating sizes for the very smallest among us; everything we make is purposefully designed to support both mama and baby, making small things easier during big life changes.
We are committed to only producing products that are sustainable, functional, and beautiful. Giving you and your baby the freedom to become the mighty you were meant to be.
Since the beginning, we???ve contributed 10% of our profits to lift our planet???s most vulnerable - helping rescued human trafficking victims stay rescued and giving preemie mitts to families in need in the NICU.