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Specialties
Chick Boss is in the business of Challenging Comfort Zones through Bold Design and Social Principles.
Our jewelry collections fuse elegance, structure and cutting-edge design to create wearable sculpture.
Each piece is made by hand using traditional techniques in beading, wood turning, and cold connection. We are able to manage international supply channel, manufacturing, sales and service through a state-of-the art cloud based enterprise system which provides us operational scalability.
Pieces are made with sterling silver, copper, brass, aluminum, GIA certified Guatemalan jade, onyx„ Swardofski® crystal pearls, and FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified rosul wood from the rainforest of Guatemala
Order on-line or at one of many of the fine galleries, museums or boutiques accross the U.S. that sell the brand.
History
Established in 2010.
Social Impact Imperative
Chick Boss was founded in 2010 for the purpose of economically elevating people from the Petén region of Guatemala through training and living wage employment. We look for people with no prior experience. We know that anyone can be trained if they an eye for detail, an open mind and good work ethic. Once employed, workers receive regular training and have opportunities for advancement.
In addition, 5% of worldwide sales are donated to United Way of Guatemala (Fondo Unido) which provides funding to agencies focused on early childhood nutrition and education.
Meet the Business Owner
Pat P.
Business Owner
Pat Pannell — Chick Boss Founder
Pat is the driving force behind Chick Boss. She has an MBA and over 30 years experience managing the operations and finances of organizations in multiple industries; including investment advisory, event management, software development, performing arts, resort management and education.
Pat’s strong operational and system perspective is balanced by her untamable creativity; a perfect blend for any entrepreneur. Her passion to improve the lives of the people of San Andres is contagious.
Why the name «Chick Boss»?
About the name: «Chick Boss» is a nickname I was given by my friend Bob Brayden an outwardly gruff but lovely man who used to work for me. He called me «CB» for years, before anyone figured out what it meant. But the name also fits with our intent to empower women to take charge of their lives, destiny and look.
Cross the Road to Bold!