Nany has close to 20 years of experience in embedding sustainability and circularity practices into fashion brands. Her early work ranged from improving the environmental performance of fashion supply chain to working on water stewardship collective action in high-risk areas with various external stakeholders including local governments, factories, universities and the WWF.

Since early 2020, she has been building circular business for Tommy Hilfiger. In this capacity she identifies and runs several new business models in a start-up environment, that are meant to test, validate, and scale different value propositions that enable consumers to become part of the circular economy. This is for example through the trade-in program (consumer takeback scheme) and creating value out of pre-owned Tommy pieces through resale, rework (upcycling), and recycling.

In her spare time, she likes to do boxing, vinyasa yoga, vintage hunting, and spending time with her little family out in nature… close to home.