Panel: Consumption xx Circularity

Ms. Dubrall is responsible for providing strategic leadership for Tiffany & Co.’s sustainability and philanthropy functions, driving sustainability strategy, progressing the company’s 2025 Sustainability Goals and ensuring alignment with LVMH’s social & environmental responsibility targets. She is also the current lead for The Tiffany & Co. Foundation. 

Ms. Dubrall has almost 20 years of experience defining and deploying sustainability, philanthropy and supply chain strategy. Prior to Tiffany, she held leadership roles at Gap Inc. and Stitch Fix, and most recently was the Director of Strategic Initiatives at PVH. She consulted with the Skoll Foundation, worked in-house at several non-profit global development organizations and serves on the board of two U.S. organizations.

Ms. Dubrall holds a master’s degree from University of Oxford Saïd Business School.

Elyse Tosi is Vice President of Accounts & Product Strategy at EON, a SaaS platform enabling Digital Product Passports and connected product identities for global fashion, luxury, and retail brands. She works at the intersection of technology, supply-chain innovation, and sustainability, helping companies such as Tapestry, Target, Richemont's Chloe, YOOX Net-a-porter and more operationalize circular economy initiatives, regulatory readiness, and next-generation consumer engagement through digital product infrastructure.

With 20 years of experience across enterprise SaaS, supply chain transformation, and go-to-market strategy, Elyse has led large-scale digital identity deployments and collaborates with industry groups, brands, and regulators advancing traceability, interoperability, and circular business models. Her work focuses on how digital product identity enables resale, transparency, and data-driven product ecosystems.

Corina has over 11 years of leadership experience in the retail industry. She has held leadership roles at premier global companies including Estée Lauder Companies, Fast Retailing (Theory/Helmut Lang), and LVMH (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton), where she launched and scaled new business divisions focused on off-price strategy, inventory optimization, marketing, and pricing. Her work has generated over $240 million in direct revenue for these organizations and she was one of the youngest executives welcomed into The Estée Lauder Companies.

Her passion for the off-price space grew from firsthand experience navigating its inefficiencies—relying on Excel and outdated tools not built for the complexity of the future $700B+ industry. Seeing a clear market gap, Corina founded Another to help brands and retailers streamline their off-channel inventory management through workflow automation and data-driven solutions. Another has raised close to $3.5M and works with small to Fortune 500 Companies.

She holds a Bachelor of Science from the Fashion Institute of Technology, an MBA from Columbia Business School, and sits on the Columbia Women’s Circle Board. She lives on the Upper West Side with her daughter, husband, and her first child, a Cavapoo named Louie.

Danielle Vermeer is an experienced leader in fashion, tech, and sustainability on a mission to make secondhand consumers' first choice. She is the Head of Product at ThredUp, one of the largest online resale platforms for apparel, shoes, and accessories. Prior to joining ThredUp, she was the Co-Founder & CEO of Teleport, a startup building the "TikTok for thrifting" app for Gen Z secondhand fashion, and was the Product Lead at Amazon Fashion for the luxury resale business and customer experience. Danielle has an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University and a BS from Georgetown University. She's had a 100% thrifted and secondhand closet for over 14 years, and enjoys treasure hunting for vintage finds.

Sustainability professional with 19 years of experience in sustainability strategy, assessment, and project and program management. She is the Director of Sustainability for Coach, where she focused on implementing circular business models, measuring carbon impact through Life Cycle Assessment, and driving progress towards carbon reduction targets. Previously, Kim worked for Vans and Bentley Mills as a Sustainability Manager, leading sustainability implementation, strategy, brand positioning, sustainable product, and communications. She is a Lecturer in Life Cycle Assessment for the M.S. in Sustainability Management program. She has an M.E.S.M in Environmental Science and Management and a BA in Biology and Hispanic Language and Literature.