4Earth Fall Launch Event

Allie Woerner has been the Marketing Communications Manager at Blowfish Malibu since the Spring of 2018. She is a native to the Los Angeles area.

In her spare time, she loves reading, writing, hanging out at the beach and hunting in thrift stores for hidden treasures.

Marcy has been working on the Blowfish Malibu design team since 2013. In 2016, Marcy began developing vegan material options for the brand Blowfish Malibu. In 2018, Marcy lead the 4Earth design project by introducing recycled material options into the collection. As a yogi and a vegetarian for more than 2 decades, sustainability and environmental awareness naturally pull on her heart strings. In 2020, Marcy became certified in 3D CAD Design for Footwear. She believes a combination of tech and awareness of environmental responsibilities are the most important trends in fashion.

Her work explores the intersections of style, sustainability, and social justice-- looking at the fashion industry through a lens of decolonization and intersectionality. In 2021, she will be spending one year as National Geographic Digital Storyteller to document to social + environmental impacts of India's fashion supply chain. She can be found online @aditimayer or through her blog, ADIMAY.com.

Being born + raised in California, Lauren has always had an affinity to the beach and ocean, and protecting these playgrounds was her entry into the environmental space as she plugged into the Surfrider Foundation. She then received a post-grad certificate at UCLA in Sustainability, which switched her activism into high gear. She has dedicated her social media channels to educating others on plastic pollution and the climate crisis, while sharing inspiring sustainable steps we as individuals can do to raise our voices, demand action, and be the change we wish to see in the world. Lauren also loves cooking delicious plant-based meals, hanging in her mom's oasis of a garden, snagging a rad thrifted find, and good ole conversations with friends (typically shared over a warm cup of coffee).

Nancy came on board in August 2017 to work to stop the expansion of offshore drilling and build support for Oceana’s campaigns in Southern California. Prior to joining Oceana, Nancy was on the frontlines of protecting the SoCal coastline as both a volunteer grassroots activist, and for twelve years as the Southern California’s Regional Manager for Surfrider Foundation. She led numerous campaigns and educational programs on marine protected areas, wetland restoration, beach renourishment projects, urban runoff and marine littler reduction. Prior to her career in environmental advocacy, Nancy was pursuing her passion for the music business in New York City and Los Angeles, where she gained wide project management experience in radio promotion and music marketing. Nancy believes that effective outreach and education combined with the public's love for the coast and ocean will result in a long-term victory for our coasts and oceans.