Charlotte Massey is a co-founder of Gnara and co-inventor of GoFly Technology, known for creating innovative women's outdoor pants with patented flap and zipper technology enabling discreet outdoor relief.

She has been recognized by notable publications like Women's Health, Forbes, Self, CNN, and USA Today for her entrepreneurial endeavors.

Having given a TEDx talk on gender disparities in outdoor apparel, she was honored as Forbes 30 Under 30 Local - Seattle, a Tory Burch Fellow, and a Watson Fellow, conducting research on gender dynamics in outdoor industries across various countries.

Charlotte is a HerLEAD Fellow, Grantee, Ambassador, and Global Delegate, as well as a member of the Vital Voices Young Leaders Council.

She graduated from Middlebury College with a major in Philosophy and as a Social Entrepreneurship Fellow, excelling in international Parliamentary debate and winning championships representing her college.

In addition to her professional achievements, Charlotte enjoys watercolor painting, coffee art, and mountaineering, having tackled expeditions in India and Argentina.

Her diverse educational background includes studies in Philosophy, Social Entrepreneurship, Journalism, Descriptive Writing, Environmental Studies, and a High School Diploma from Cascade High School.

Furthermore, she has held roles in various organizations such as Gnara, Chong + Koster, Adrianne Moore, Watson Foundation, The Mountain Pact, Middlebury Center for Social Entrepreneurship, Middlebury Debate Society, Charred Latte Art, Icicle Arts, and Vital Voices Global Partnership.