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Lindsay wanted to create a way to remind all of us, as we go about our everyday lives, of the challenges and sacrifices that face our military members, and their families. She and her father (the ‘DADmiral’, as Lindsay affectionately calls him) have collaborated to apply their own personal experiences and understanding to a business venture that honors and celebrates those sacrifices while artistically evoking the beauty and romance of the sea surroundings in which they live, work, and, so often…wait.

And from that, The Admiral’s Daughters was born. 

We jumped at the invitation to join other amazing companies during the 2020 Alt Summit in Palm Springs, CA as the Pop-up Marketplace returned for its second year!

In this episode of Professionally Obnoxious, April and Kim, speak with Navy brat, Lindsay Amerault, co-founder and creative director of The Admiral's Daughters, a unique online clothing boutique, about her inspiring entrepreneurship journey. Learn how Lindsay's life growing up as a Navy brat shaped her love for the military community and the ocean, and how this love inspires her clothing designs, as well as her desire to give back.

The Admiral’s Daughters were the featured pop-up shop of the market and set up business right in front of Sidney Cardel’s door. Cofounded and designed by Lindsay Amerault, The Admiral’s Daughters sells local fashion while benefitting ocean conservation and military nonprofits.

“I’ve known Cathy for about four years now and actually worked at Sidney Cardel’s on and off to give them some extra hands,” Amerault said. “I’m very close to them and their cause.”

Lindsay Amerault (Co-Founder & Creative Director of The Admiral’s Daughters) had no idea that upon initiation as a Pi Beta Phi sister, her sorority life would help influence her future career. Opening the doors to the Florida Delta house at the University of Florida instilled philanthropy into her veins.

While The Admiral’s Daughters is a for-profit business, James Amerault — officially the CEO and owner of the business — said he wanted it to also represent a charitable side as well.

The business contributes to the Navy Safe Harbor Foundation, which supports wounded and seriously injured sailors and Coast Guard service personnel. About $1 off of every unit sold is contributed to the charity. The business also contributes to other military charities and environmental causes.

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