Meet the Staff at The Hive

The dust has finally settled as we close out our fall trunk show series and finally switch over to our new point-of-sale system. There are still lots of bumps in the road to work through, but I thought this was a great time to introduce our new management team and learn a little bit more about us. They are all familiar faces, but it is always fun to get to know everyone a little bit better. Shelia and Jen were already part of the team, but now you get to see even more of them since they have been full-time as of September.

The last person to round out our team is Penelope. She's a bit of a blast from the past! I called her on a whim to see what she was doing, and as luck would have it, I was able to talk her into coming back. The first time she started working at the stores, it was literally over a text message, and we had never really met. We just had lots of connections! When she returned this year, she reminded me that it was the exact same time she had started 10 years ago.

I am lucky to have these women, and I know you will all love getting to know them better!

Elizabeth Todd

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Owner | The Shoe Hive/The Hive

I spent the first part of my career as a copywriter who helped elected officials brag about their support for entrepreneurs. Then I decided to get off the printed page and do it myself. The Shoe Hive made a splash on the fashion scene in Washington, and was named the region’s best shoe store in its first year. Fourteen years later, I have tripled the store’s size and also opened a sister store, The Hive.  At The Hive, we offer clothing lines that are sophisticated and approachable like Rag & Bone, Tibi, Raquel Allegra, Ulla Johnson and Veronica Beard. We have tried to fill our racks with clothing you will want to wear all the time, elevated basics that are worth the investment.

www.theshoehive.com

The Shoe Hive/The Hive I 315 Cameron Street, Alexandria, VA 22314 I 703.548.7110

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