Liz Hershfield has worked in various leadership roles in the fashion industry for 30 years, specializing in production, product development, supply chain and operations. She has led full supply chain and sustainability initiatives while contributing to the growth and success of brands such as Old Navy, Bonobos, and J. Crew Group. She possesses extensive knowledge in supply chain traceability, with a focus on cotton. She was actively involved in consultations with the Customs and Border Protection (CPB) during the formulation of the UFLPA legislation. Consequently, she designed and executed a program at J. Crew Group, successfully transforming the approach to traceability within the supply chain, with a particular emphasis on cotton and adherence to UFLPA regulations.

In 2024, she launched Green-ish, a consultancy that helps businesses navigate the complexities of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and supply chain management. Ms. Hershfield remains immersed in the world of cotton, offering her expertise to clients on supply chain traceability and working with organizations like Cotton Council International and US Cotton Trust Protocol.

Additionally, Ms. Hershfield is a member of the board of directors of Grace Institute, a nonprofit organization that provides women with skills training and career support. She is also a member of the council of Better Cotton Council, a global organization that promotes sustainable cotton production. She has received several awards and accolades for her work in the fashion industry, such as the Textile Exchange Ryan Young Climate + Award, The Lead's The Direct 60, and Rivet 50 Index.