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Innerwear uses the placement / withdrawal cord for exact positioning. It can be used to loosely secure it in either a soft cylindrical form, pull it into an accordion form, or fold it exactly as the wearer desires. Innerwear offers the wearer a choice of shapes depending on her own preferences, size and flow.
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Biography of the Inventor: Cande Carroll
I enjoyed a traditional midwestern upbringing, attending both Catholic and public schools, then Indiana University Bloomington, studying English and Speech & Theater.
I served two years in the Peace Corps in Uganda, East Africa, where, living in a tiny border village with my husband, I worked in a rural health program treating eye disease and implementing family health programs. We worked in Kenya for five more years both independently and for Kenya Utalii College, where we did freelance writing and advertising photography, and designed & produced the social studies program for the East African Hotel Industry, "MAPATO," which continues more than twenty-five years later as part of the region's hospitality training curriculum.
In 1980 I returned to the United States where I joined a mid-size ad agency, Houragency, in Ithaca, New York, working in all aspects of the business until1984 when I moved to Divi Resorts, a large Caribbean Hotel Resort Company, as Director of Advertising and Promotion and formed the company's in-house ad agency.
When the company moved its headquarters from Ithaca to Miami, I opened my own marketing firm, Creative Resources, handling marketing, publicity and editorial research for a small number of entertainment clients and adding Website development and production (in 1995) for entertainment, commercial and travel clients.
I'm the co-founder of GreatBoyfriends.com with my prettier older sister, E. Jean Carroll, revered advice columnist at ELLE magazine. And I'm a co-founder of the very personal Real Estate listing website, StrutYourHut.com
Some of my previous work can be found at www.creative-resource.com; and a full resume at CandeCarroll.com
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Birth of the Idea
