Post by mariebeth on May 5, 2011 12:51:37 GMT -5
I remember after she graduated their was all these articles about her trying to start her own mail-order company, but I could only find two of them so far that mentions that.
www.independent.ie/unsorted/features/whatll-kate-do-next-120960.html
www.biographyonline.net/people/kate_middleton.html
Does anyone remember or save any of these articles.
Also
money.cnn.com/2011/04/14/smallbusiness/kate-middleton-party-pieces/index.htm
After college she tried to launch her own mail order company, selling high-end baby clothes, but a key investor backed out and the plan failed. She was then 16 months unemployed before landing the job with Jigsaw, owned by Belle and John Robinson, who are friends of Kate's parents.
www.independent.ie/unsorted/features/whatll-kate-do-next-120960.html
In early 2006, it was rumoured that Middleton intended to found her own mail order company, selling high-end children's clothes. After a key investor stepped down, however, she decided to hold off on this plan. In November 2006, she accepted a position as an accessories buyer assistant with the British clothing chain Jigsaw.
www.biographyonline.net/people/kate_middleton.html
Does anyone remember or save any of these articles.
Also
Kate's gone from catalog model to playing a role in expanding the business. In 2008 she spearheaded the launch of First Birthdays, a division that focuses on babies' parties, and according to Joseph, she was also responsible for getting Party Pieces to support the charity Starlight Children's Foundation. (The company helps host parties and provides party bags for seriously ill children in hospitals.)
In fact, aside from a stint as a part-time buyer at British fashion retailer Jigsaw, the 29-year-old's professional career has consisted solely of her experience at Party Pieces, where her duties have also included designing and producing catalogs, marketing and taking photos.
In fact, aside from a stint as a part-time buyer at British fashion retailer Jigsaw, the 29-year-old's professional career has consisted solely of her experience at Party Pieces, where her duties have also included designing and producing catalogs, marketing and taking photos.
money.cnn.com/2011/04/14/smallbusiness/kate-middleton-party-pieces/index.htm