Meet Olatorera Oniru, the founder of Dressmeoutlet.com which retails fashion products from all around the world while also promoting made-in-Africa goods. Olatorera was recently interviewed by Forbes’ Mfonobong Nsehe. She talks about her rich career in business, entrepreneurial journey, and vision for dressmeoutlet.com.
Olatorera Oniru is one of Nigeria’s most assiduous and ambitious young entrepreneurs. The 29-year-old lady is the founder of Dressmeoutlet.com, a Lagos-based e-commerce startup that retails fashion products sourced from across the globe. Dressmeoutlet.com strongly promotes made-in-Africa goods with the goal of retailing only the best 20% African designers.
Olatorera continues to travel across Africa and beyond in search of unique treasures and creative manufacturers to retail on Dressmeoutlet.com and will be visiting China, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Morocco, Ethiopia, and Tanzania within the next coming months. She enjoys going into the most rural areas – learning, mingling, and discovering unique treasures and natural resources that can be converted into luxury fashion apparel, shoes, jewelry, and accessories.
Dressmeoutlet.com ships worldwide and currently has customers in different states across Nigeria, Uganda, and the United States of America. The company now employs more than 20 full-time employees and will officially launch with a sales and exhibition event in Lagos, Nigeria on May 22, 2016. With years of experience from top companies including Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Ericsson, Central Bank of Nigeria, and General Electric, Olatorera Oniru is successfully building Dressmeoutlet.com into a fashion e-commerce powerhouse and currently has funding offers from notable investors including Nigerian investor Tony Elumelu.
To read the full interview, visit Forbes.
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