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64th percentile
Co-founder and CEO of BaubleBar, the accessories brand she's scaled over 15 years
Credibility
Traction · 75th percentile
- Raised $21.2M for BaubleBar per SEC Form D filings.
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Founder score
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)Co-founder and CEO of BaubleBar since 2011.
- 95%Probability of being accurate (95%)Co-founded BaubleBar with Daniella Yacobovsky.
- 92%Probability of being accurate (92%)Raised $21.2M for BaubleBar per SEC Form D filings.
- 85%Probability of being accurate (85%)GitHub account is dormant with no public push activity detected.
- 80%Probability of being accurate (80%)GitHub account created in 2021, roughly five years old.
- 70%Probability of being accurate (70%)Identified GitHub account @amyjain.
- 55%Probability of being accurate (55%)BaubleBar listed on theorg.com (Majestic Million rank 17,051).
What you likely need
You're at a genuine inflection point after 15 years building BaubleBar, and the most valuable Festival rooms for you are the ones that accelerate a liquidity decision or sharpen what comes next. That means getting in front of PE and strategic acquirers in a candid off-the-record setting, and finding the small table of consumer operators who've already navigated the founder-to-investor transition you're mapping. The secondary thread worth pulling is early DTC founders who need exactly the operator-mentor-angel you're becoming.
Would you attend these IRL Festival events?
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- fundraisingA closed-door dinner with PE partners and consumer brand operators who've run BFY Beauty, Spanx, or Skims-scale recap processes — to pressure-test secondary, strategic acquisition, and PE recap structures before Amy formally runs a process at BaubleBar
- fundraisingA Accel and Greycroft portfolio founder reunion dinner for Amy to quietly re-warm her earliest BaubleBar backers — Accel, Greycroft, and Burch Creative Capital — ahead of any pre-seed conversation around a second company
- positioningA roundtable for operator-angels writing their first 5–10 DTC checks — founders-turned-investors like Katrina Lake, Nik Sharma, and Melanie Perkins-era advisors — to help Amy codify a consumer angel thesis before deploying capital
- introsA dinner pairing growth-stage consumer brand CEOs (Series B–C, $20M–$80M revenue) actively recruiting their first independent board member with former DTC operators, so Amy can surface 1–2 genuine board seat fits
- positioningA intimate dinner for founders who've run a single company for 10–20 years — think Warby Parker, Rent the Runway, and Birchbox vintage — comparing notes on what the post-founder operating identity actually looks like in practice
- positioningA narrative and positioning workshop for consumer operators refreshing their public story — alongside a journalist or two from Business of Fashion and Forbes — to help Amy reframe the BaubleBar arc for a 2026 audience before the next chapter is public
- hiringA roundtable for DTC founders who've successfully hired a President or COO to buy back strategic bandwidth — featuring operators from Glossier, Outdoor Voices, and Faherty — so Amy can benchmark the hire and get warm referrals into that talent pool
- wellbeingA small offsite for founders 10–15 years into building a single company who are actively planning or returning from a sabbatical — a structured but low-agenda day to help Amy design a real 4–6 week reset before the next chapter locks in