Antonia Saint Dunbar

Antonia Saint Dunbar has a diverse work experience. Antonia Saint began their career in 2008 as the Director of Business Development and Cellist at Pulse Music. There, they worked alongside composers and producers in the TV, film, and commercial industries and played cello with artists like Ray Angry, John Forte, Carly Simon, and Bri Anne Michelle. In 2010, they co-founded YIA: Yoga in Advertising with Meghan Mackintosh, where they offered yoga practices to eliminate negative patterns and habits, develop will power, cultivate balance and discipline, teach fearlessness, and expand time. In 2011, Antonia co-founded Thinx Inc. and served as the Chief of Operations handling every aspect of the company's day-to-day operations, from customer service to fulfillment. Thinx was featured in USA Today, Forbes, TIME, Fast Company, and OPRAH, and created period-proof underwear, activewear, and other feminine care products. In 2013, Antonia was a founding team for Women's Entrepreneurship Day and Women on Wednesday. In 2016, Antonia co-founded and became the CEO of Antonia Saint NY, a DTC brand that makes high-performance, classic shoe silhouettes with their patented SoftSurround System. Antonia Saint also co-founded The BK Shoe Factory LLC, which serves as a future manufacturing and assembly base for Antonia Saint NY and other brands. In 2019, Antonia became a founding member of Chief.

Antonia Saint Dunbar graduated from Northwestern University with a Bachelor's degree in Communications.