ETCU Blog Interview
(December 5, 2020)
When Elizabeth and Connie met in business school, they bonded instantly over fashion. Their shared aesthetic: A love for clean lines and a flair for simple sophistication. At this stage of their lives, functionality was important. Convenience was key. But shouldn’t there be room for a bit of style, too?
We’ll introduce each member of our cohort, one at a time, [in our Grateful Blog Series] documenting their thoughts via a Q&A-styled blog. We’ll be asking our women leaders hard questions, such as what has been something they struggled with most, as well as challenges they faced when they first launched their business. You’ll find common themes that connect these women, always bound by a profound self-awareness of who they are as people and the adversity they had to overcome, both professionally and personally.
“Bitty Bao books use a combination of engaging pictures for the younger readers, pinyin for non-native speakers, and traditional characters with zhuyin for native speakers or speakers learning to read Chinese. In September 2020, they launched their first three books, “Counting with Dim Sum”, “Everyday Heroes”, and “The Colors of Snow Ice” which was greeted with an overwhelming demand. Get to know more about Lulu & Lacey, how they maintain their cool, and what they are most grateful for this year.”
