American Woolen Company
Jacob Harrison Long has a diverse work experience in various companies and industries. Jacob Harrison served as the President & Chief Executive Officer at American Woolen Company, where they focused on creating superior natural fiber fabrics made in America. Jacob also worked as a part-time faculty member at Parsons School of Design - The New School, teaching MFA Textiles. In addition, they served as the Director at Longview Merchant Italia, specializing in generating and structuring cross-border investment opportunities within consumer sectors experiencing operational stress. Jacob was also a Director at Dresdner Kleinwort and a Vice President at BNP Paribas, contributing to their respective organizations.
Jacob Harrison Long has a Bachelor's Degree in Economics from New York University and an MBA in Finance & Marketing from SDA Bocconi. There is no information available regarding the start and end dates of their education at these institutions.
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American Woolen Company
The American Woolen Company is a prominent name in the story of American-made apparel, having been the worsted and woolen apparel fabric leader at the beginning of the 20th century with over fifty-eight textile mills located throughout the American Northeast. We are inspired by the rich history of the brand and are dedicated to building on its unique heritage as we chart our path forward with the new American Woolen Company. We are passionate about reintroducing American craftsmanship to premium textile manufacturing, which for many decades was absent from the luxury apparel market. It’s this passion and dedication that has led to the purchase of the historic Warren Mills in Stafford Springs, Connecticut, one of the last operating wool mills in America.