LNDR
Louise Hore is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in operational management and communications across various sectors. Currently serving as Chief Operating Officer at LNDR since August 2022, Louise has previously held key roles at Arup from July 2017 to June 2022, including People Operations Manager and Change and Engagement Manager. Prior experience includes positions at Deloitte Digital as a Senior Consultant, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand as Transformation Communications Manager, and Wesfarmers Resources Limited as an Internal Communication and Change Consultant. Additionally, Louise has worked in senior communications roles at HSBC and Suncorp Group, and has contributed to the Queensland and Australian Federal Governments. Louise is pursuing an AGSM Graduate Certificate in Change Management at UNSW and holds a Bachelor in Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from James Cook University.
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LNDR
We’re a brand built for real lives, so let’s well, be real. We’re LNDR. We’re not the same average apparel dressed up in a different lurid design or aspirational slogan. We’re born from a genuine desire for less but better. We believe the day of fast fashion is over - for state of mind and the planet. We don’t want a new outfit every month. We want hands-down great products that we don’t have to think about. Premium, high-performance clothing with style and quality that lasts. We’re not a life coach or a cheerleader. We don’t do motivational messages that tell you ‘you can do it’. Instead we focus our time on products that let you get on with doing it - functional and technically innovative designs that sculpt and perform. We’re not about flowery fads or superficial shine. We’re about an understated style and a no bllsht attitude. We’re not precious about how, where, when or what you wear it for. We guarantee that whatever it is though, our clothes will be up to the challenge. We’re no bllsht. We’re straight up, tell it like it is. Like the fact that we’re far from the cheapest, but we might just be the best.