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LISA SIEDLECKI–CHIEF DESIGN OFFICER: Lisa is an experienced accessories designer who has designed and manufactured millions of bags worldwide. Her design expertise extends trend analysis, luxury goods, trend forecasting, and factory production. She dedicates her decades of knowledge and experience to meeting the unique challenges of designing with only sustainable, upcycled materials at Rewilder. She received her Bachelor of Science (B.S.) focused in Fashion/Apparel Design from Drexel University.
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JENNIFER SILBERT–MASTER SCAVENGER: Jenny is an architect turned sustainable designer with a passion for dumpster diving. Prior to Rewilder, she pioneered advanced materials and fabrication as a founding member of the 3-form Architectural Division. She managed complex architectural installations including the Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center. She has her Masters of Architecture from Yale. She is an avid surfer, sailor, and backpacker and the co-founder and farmer at Little City Farm LA.
- The name Rewilder comes from the wolves of Yellowstone National Park. The Grey Wolf was reintroduced to the Yellowstone ecosystem in 1995, after being hunted and killed off in the 1930's, sixty years earlier. The wolves triggered a cascade effect among the plants and animals: beavers came back, new trees could grow because the deer population was controlled, the river became healthier, birds came back to thrive. Our job is scavengers and material Rewilders. Returning valuable waste materials into the system will create lasting positive change, proving that production can heal our planet.
