Jordana Kier

Jordana Kier is the co-founder of LOLA, a women-centric brand that focuses on making safe and accessible reproductive health care products for women. Kier started the company back in 2015 after meeting co-founder Alexander Friedman and talking about tampons and what they’re of.

After realizing that they contain things that can be toxic, the two had the idea of making a product with only all-natural ingredients. Not long after, a company addressing every reproductive life stage for women through their products was born. LOLA eventually branched out to more categories, like natural condoms and other sexual health offerings.

Committed to being transparent with its products and practices, the two CEOs went the extra mile by teaching female anatomy and reproductive health to their male investors during the company pitch. Under their leadership, it has launched LOLA Gives Back, which donates feminine care products to low-income females. Additionally, the company has partnered with non-profits like “Period Equity” and “I Support Girls.” The former aims to eliminate tampon tax in the U.S., while the latter helps provide hygiene products to homeless women, of which LOLA has already donated more than five million products to.

As the company co-founder, Kier focuses on operations, supply chain and finance. She is also the author of “The Spot by LOLA,” the company’s very own blog. Jordana graduated from Dartmouth College and received her M.B.A from Columbia Business School. She also worked at Rent the Runway and Quidsi and was included in Forbes 30 Under 30 2016. Kier is a Native New Yorker and spends her free time enjoying competitive sports and going on road trips.