Tessa Wolf spent the first several years of her career unhappy in her work. She had the drive to make something special of her career yet, she couldn’t seem to land somewhere in a role that matched her. Desperate to find her footing, she found herself in startups and felt seen for the first time in her career. She gave everything to her work and ultimately risked her health by not understanding the importance of healthy boundaries.  

About Tessa Wolf

Tessa Wolf is a creative brand and merchandising leader. As the first employee at Framebridge, Tessa built the company's brand, merchandising strategy and assortment, site experience, and omnichannel retail programs. She developed and honed all consumer-facing touchpoints and recruited and grew teams to support them, incubating and scaling functions from single-person operations to 100+. 

With a total of seventeen years of design skill set development and leadership in in-house Creative, Marketing, Merchandising / Product Development, and Sales Strategy functions, Tessa's zone of genius sits in the strategic space between art and science.

Tessa is currently renovating her third house, a mid-century gem in the woods of Durham, North Carolina. She splits her time between there and The Wolf Academy, the 1803 schoolhouse she restored on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

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