Tricia Langman

Panel: Circularity 360: Business Models, Material Innovation, Consumer Behavior, and Technology

Tricia Langman has over eighteen years of experience designing for prestigious fashion companies worldwide, including Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Halston, Kashiyama, Donna Karan, Nicole Miller, Anthropology, and Banana Republic.

Tricia is the Managing Partner and Leader of Sustainable Education Technology for Argentinian NGO Hecho Por Nosotros, which has consultative status at the United Nations, and is also an advisor to the Board of Fashion Ghana, West Africa.

Design projects include, work featured at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of New York City. Tricia is co-founder and owner of a successful international Textile Print design studio, while concurrently an adjunct Textiles and Entrepreneurship instructor at Portland State University and the Portland fashion institute.

Tricia has been the guest Artist and Creative Director for the limited edition Batik collection for Pendleton and has been a facilitator for the Portland Arts Museum’s Arts Scholarship sponsored by the Afro-American organization Links.

Tricia leads workshops internationally on Circular Fashion, Biomimicry, and Biomaterials, as well as specialized Design Thinking and sustainability lectures at Cambridge University and the United Nations High-Level Political Forums. Tricia is a consultant and content and curriculum leader at Sovereignty’s BIPOC-focused circular fashion accelerator based in Los Angeles.

Tricia also teaches entrepreneurship to underserved communities for the non-profit TYE and sits on the board of TIE Oregon Foundation.