Charlotte Oxnam
About Charlotte Oxnam
Charlotte Oxnam is a Program Manager at The Garage at Northwestern and the Founder and CEO of Cue the Curves, a mobile application designed for plus-size women. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University and has a strong background in entrepreneurship and women's advocacy.
Current Role at The Garage
Charlotte Oxnam serves as a Program Manager at The Garage at Northwestern University. She has held this position since 2022, contributing to the development and support of entrepreneurial initiatives within the university. Her role involves overseeing programs that foster innovation and entrepreneurship among students, providing resources and guidance to help them succeed in their ventures.
Entrepreneurial Ventures
Charlotte is the Founder and CEO of Cue the Curves, a mobile application designed to assist plus-size women in finding clothing that fits their style and needs. Launched as a blog at the age of 18, Cue the Curves addresses the significant gap in the retail market, where only 16% of major retailers offer plus-size options. The app aims to empower approximately 90 million plus-size women in the United States by providing them with tailored shopping experiences.
Educational Background
Charlotte Oxnam studied Industrial Engineering at Northwestern University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science degree from 2019 to 2023. During her time at Northwestern, she gained valuable knowledge and skills that have contributed to her career in program management and entrepreneurship. Additionally, she attended St. Andrew's School from 2015 to 2019, where she completed her secondary education.
Previous Experience
Before her current roles, Charlotte worked at American Microgrid Solutions in marketing and business development from 2016 to 2019. She also held various positions at The Garage at Northwestern, including Student Aide and Office Aide, from 2019 to 2022. These experiences provided her with a solid foundation in business operations and marketing strategies.
Advocacy and Leadership
Charlotte advocates for women in entrepreneurship and plays a leadership role in Northwestern University's Propel program, which supports female entrepreneurs. Her involvement in this program reflects her commitment to empowering women and fostering a supportive environment for their entrepreneurial endeavors.