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Ola Nesheiwat Hawatmeh | |
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Born | Yonkers, NY |
Nationality | American |
Citizenship | United States |
Alma mater | Marist College |
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Political party | Republican Party |
Ola Nesheiwat Hawatmeh is an American entrepreneur, fashion designer, and politician. She is recognized for founding Ola Style, an Urban-Chic clothing brand, and Mom Me Makeover, a personal styling company that aids mothers in embracing their styles and confidence. [1] [2]
In 2020, Hawatmeh ran for the U.S. House to represent New York's 19th Congressional District. [3]
Hawatmeh, the daughter of Catholic Jordanian immigrants, was born on February 5 and raised in Yonkers NY. She earned a bachelor’s degree in communication and media studies from Marist College in 1999 before relocating to St. Louis.
In 2008, Hawatmeh established Ola Style, a women-focused brand celebrated for its unique designs tailored for women aged 18 to 35. Her creations have graced New York, Kansas City, Los Angeles, and St. Louis fashion shows. [4] Additionally, she founded Mom Me Makeover, a styling company that empowers new moms to rediscover their confidence and personal style. [5]
Hawatmeh returned to Dutchess County in 2019 and ran for the United States House in 2020, representing New York's 19th Congressional District. [6]
Hawatmeh is involved in philanthropy through her nonprofit organization, Makeover for a Cause. The organization promotes self-confidence by providing free makeovers to underprivileged women and veterans. She also founded Survivor Fashion Week, a charity event where cancer survivors walk as runway models to raise funds for cancer research. [7]
Hawatmeh has been recognized as the “Most Influential and Top Business Woman in St. Louis” by St. Louis Small Business Monthly in 2014, 2016, and 2017.