Kassia Davis knows all too well there’s never a “good” time to launch a company, especially during a pandemic, but that didn’t stop her from doing so. “I had so many visions for my brand — I wanted to share my passions with the world, create workplaces that empower women and create something positive during such a dark time. When launching KADA, because of supply chain and wholesale partnership challenges, the pandemic forced me to think more about the behind-the-scenes aspects of the business; like what I envisioned as the brand identity, the core values and everything that really encompassed…
