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Emily Taylor

Founder

Co-founder & CEO at Sages

London, England, United Kingdom

FoundedSagesSageslondon

Co-founder & CEO at Sages

Intro paths

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Sages's investors · 1

Co-founders at Sages

ASAlice Simpson
Alice SimpsonCo-founder & CTO

Experience

  1. SAGESCEO and Co-Foundercurrent2020 — present
  2. FreelanceSustainability Consultant2022 — 2023
  3. Alsion HayesSenior Designer2019 — 2020London, United Kingdom
  4. VariousFreelance Print Designer2016 — 2020London, England, United Kingdom
  5. Emily Jane Taylor LtdFounder and Designer2017 — 2020London, United Kingdom
  6. JON ADAM LIMITEDSenior Designer2018 — 2019London, United Kingdom
  7. Carmel Clothing LtdDesigner2017 — 2018London, United Kingdom
  8. RelishDesigner2016 — 2017London, United Kingdom
  9. UNIT4Founder2014 — 2017London, United Kingdom
  10. Rhythm & StyleDesigner - moved due to relocation2016Central London
  11. Jon AdamJunior Designer2015 — 2016
  12. Jon AdamDesign Assistant2014 — 2015
  13. Winchester School of ArtStudent2011 — 2014
  14. Skinny Dip LondonIntern2012 — 2013

Skills & more

FashionPhotoshopMicrosoft WordVisual MerchandisingPowerPointApparelMicrosoft OfficeCustomer ServiceRetailMerchandisingMicrosoft ExcelSocial Media
+12 moreFacebookTeamworkPhotographyIllustratorFashion IllustrationInDesignAdobe Creative SuiteCreative Pattern CuttingResearchMood BoardDigital PrintDraping

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Emily Taylor?
Co-founder & CEO at Sages
Where does Emily Taylor work?
Emily Taylor is Co-founder & CEO of Sages.
What companies did Emily Taylor found?
Emily Taylor founded Sages, Sageslondon.
Where did Emily Taylor go to school?
Emily Taylor studied at University of the Arts London (Master's degree, Fashion Futures); University of Southampton; Thurston Community College.

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