Mandana Dayani

Most recently, Mandana was the Chief Brand Officer of Everything But The House, an online marketplace for estate sales which she joined in 2015 to lead its rebranding and build teams dedicated to developing and optimizing its user experience, building one cohesive cross-channel brand, expanding business development and generating global awareness. She oversees the company’s brand strategy, marketing, partnerships, merchandising, new launches, and global communications. Mandana serves as part of the leadership team which has raised $84.5 million in venture capital and is the Executive Producer of their TV project for HGTV. Later that year, The Los Angeles Business Journal named Mandana to its 2016 class of Women of Influence honorees.

In 2010, Mandana left Paul Hastings to help launch the Rachel Zoe Collection, a contemporary womenswear collection, and to define and grow the company’s initiatives in business development, digital media, strategic investments, licensing, publishing, brand partnerships, endorsements, and television production. Mandana held this position until 2015 when she left the company.

Mandana Rebecca Dayani (born May 1, 1982) is an Iranian American entrepreneur, activist, lawyer, public speaker and media personality known as the founder of I am a voter. and the former Vice President at the fashion and media company, Rachel Zoe where she appeared regularly on Bravo’s The Rachel Zoe Project. She was most recently the Chief Brand Officer for Everything But The House and the Executive Producer of its TV show project for HGTV and the founder of the non-profit, nonpartisan organization, I am a voter..