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| Company Background![]() Headquartered in Los Altos, CA, Groovy Goddess offers an innovative line of apparel that rejuvenates the celebration of the female spirit and strives to inspire and empower women. Through a series of hip, humorous, and timeless designs that relate modern day life to mythological goddesses, women are given a line of statement clothing that feels good to wear and that they can feel good about.
To match the company’s vision, Groovy Goddess makes clothing of the highest quality while exceeding industry standards of social responsibility in the workplace, and it has a charitable giving practice focused on women’s organizations.
Today’s culture is organically demanding a revival of this spirit. With the diversity women in current and future positions of political, business, and religious power, the traits ascribed to the mythological goddesses are manifesting and brewing, and our culture is becoming more spiritually aware.
Corinne Wayshak founded Groovy Goddess. Her long history of entrepreneurship started 30 some odd years ago when she subcontracted her younger brother to expand her paper route. Since then she has held executive and managerial positions in Silicon Valley’s start–ups and Fortune 100 companies. From concept to design to execution to market, over 100 products are attributable to her leadership, design, technology, and operation skills.
In 2004 and 2005, Corinne Wayshak had the indescribable and shocking trauma of losing two consecutive children late in pregnancy after having had a picture perfect first pregnancy. This experience made her become more reflective on the topic of spirituality. One night, she woke to find herself designing what is now the Groovy Goddess® line.
Groovy Goddess fulfills Corinne’s passion to share her creativity, empower other women who have not had the opportunities she has had, and to create community and unity in an increasingly isolated world.
Groovy Goddess is releasing its first product line in August 2007 and is enjoying enthusiastic reviews in its pre–launch previews.
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