Mya Khan - Project Clothing

Episode 11 of the Chamber Voices podcast, hosted by Fort McMurray Chamber of Commerce, titled "Mya Khan - Project Clothing" was published on July 15, 2021 and runs 34 minutes.

July 15, 2021 ·34m · Chamber Voices

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

For episode 11 of Chamber Voices, we’re taking a trip downtown to speak to Mya Khan, Principal Dreamer and head visionary behind Project Clothing. Mya is a savvy business leader with more than two decades of experience in the luxury clothing industry. She arrived to Fort McMurray in 2015 with one goal; to provide the same high-end clothing items found in the big city, with a personal touch. Part 1: Mya discusses her background, the launch of Project Clothing on April 13th 2015, and it’s closure and restart eight months later as a result of the wildfire. We discuss what truly sets Fort McMurray apart from other larger centers and explain why—despite relaxed COVID-19 restrictions—we all need to continue showing kindness to each other. Part 2: Mya shares her e-commerce philosophy, and why high-level customer service is a cornerstone of the Project Clothing buying experience. We cap our conversation off with an incredible story of how one small act of kindness here grew into a massive outpouring of support for a school library in Calgary. Find Project Clothing Downtown: 107 - 108 Riverstone Ridge facebook.com/Welcome2Project twitter.com/welcome2project instagram.com/welcome2project

Episode Description

For episode 11 of Chamber Voices, we’re taking a trip downtown to speak to Mya Khan, Principal Dreamer and head visionary behind Project Clothing.

Mya is a savvy business leader with more than two decades of experience in the luxury clothing industry. She arrived to Fort McMurray in 2015 with one goal; to provide the same high-end clothing items found in the big city, with a personal touch.

Part 1: Mya discusses her background, the launch of Project Clothing on April 13th 2015, and it’s closure and restart eight months later as a result of the wildfire. We discuss what truly sets Fort McMurray apart from other larger centers and explain why—despite relaxed COVID-19 restrictions—we all need to continue showing kindness to each other.

Part 2: Mya shares her e-commerce philosophy, and why high-level customer service is a cornerstone of the Project Clothing buying experience. We cap our conversation off with an incredible story of how one small act of kindness here grew into a massive outpouring of support for a school library in Calgary.

Find Project Clothing Downtown: 107 - 108 Riverstone Ridge

facebook.com/Welcome2Project

twitter.com/welcome2project

instagram.com/welcome2project