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Julie Bornstein

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Julie Bornstein: The Queen of E-Commerce

Julie Bornstein, Founder and CEO of THE YES, is a pioneer of the e-commerce era. After working in politics, nonprofits and fashion, she found her way to investment banking in the late 1990s. Spoiler alert: She didn’t like banking, but the career was a gateway to the new world of commerce. “I was working on the IPO of Bebe and the sale of Seattle’s Best Coffee to AFC, sitting across the table from these management teams, and I thought, ‘That’s what I want to do; I want to be on the retail side of business,’”' she says. At the very same time, a little startup that would shake up the commerce world was only just emerging. “The day that Amazon went live, I remember exactly where I was sitting when my brain exploded,” she says. “I thought, ‘If you can do this for books, you can do this for fashion.’” A fashion devotee herself, Bornstein could not wait to join the next evolution of shopping. She hustled her way into business development, landing a job at Starbucks. After two years at the coffee giant, Bornstein convinced Nordstrom.com CEO D

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Julie Bornstein

American politician

Julie Bornstein (born July 17, 1948) is an American attorney and politician from California and a member of the Democratic Party.

Bornstein served as a member of the Desert Community College Board of Trustees from 1989 until 1992, when she was elected to the California State Assembly.^[1]

State Assembly

Previously numbered the 73rd, the new 80th Assembly district, had been redrawn during reapportionment and was open after incumbent David G. Kelley (R-Hemet) opted to instead run for State Senate.^[2] Initially Bornstein faced a primary challenge from sitting assemblyman Steve Clute (D-Riverside), whose old district had been dismantled and part of which wound up redrawn here.^[3] At the last minute, he chose to retire instead, though his name remained on the ballot. In the general election, Bornstein defeated incumbent assemblywoman Tricia Hunter (R-San Diego), who like Clute saw her old district split up by reapportionment and part of which ended up redrawn here.^[4]

Bornstein was awarded the