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Carlisle Consultants are people who are seeking new challenges in their lives. They are entrepreneurial in spirit, engaged by the world of fashion, adept at developing clients via their network of friends and associates, and looking for the satisfaction of running a successful business in a supportive environment. And though the work of a Carlisle Consultant can be very rewarding financially, most do it because they love what they do. Our Consultants tell us that being a Carlisle Consultant is a powerful, emotionally enriching experience for them. The profiles below of outstanding women will help you understand what it is to be a Carlisle Consultant.
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Kay
Over the course of 24 years, I've been a Consultant, a district and regional manager, I've served on various consulting boards, and I've had a chance to meet so many wonderful Carlisle people from around the country.
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Fran
I love Carlisle's clothes and fashion, and I like the flexibility and the independence that running my own business affords me.
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Terri
When the younger of my two kids was in school, I said to myself, "Now it’s time for me to do something I'd like to do."
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Carol
Two of my best friends were starting an agency. We were all having lunch one day when they were talking about their start-up, and I asked if they needed any help.
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Coleman
My clients come from all walks of life…all religions, races, ages, shapes, and sizes. My professional clients probably benefit the most from my services because it’s a huge time saver for them.
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Antoinette
Being a Consultant has given me countless gifts over the past eight years. I've met wonderful women who've become lifelong friends.
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Kelly
My experience with Carlisle has been absolutely fantastic. Someone doesn’t stay with a company for as long as I have (12 years) unless that’s true.
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Valerie
I tell people I run a first-aid clinic, the vehicle just happens to be clothing. Most women, even the most beautiful, are very critical of their appearance.
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